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Magerit, a supercomputer located at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, enhances research capabilities across various scientific domains, including aerospace and climate science. With a performance of trillions of calculations per second, it allows for complex simulations and data analyses that would be impractical on standard computers.

Magerit-3, launched in September 2019, features 2,920 cores, facilitating parallel processing for tasks such as predicting aircraft material fatigue and assessing drought impacts on tree growth. Experts advocate for accessible supercomputing resources to tackle global issues efficiently.