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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore Computing) / Livermore / California / US
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44,544 chips · AMD Instinct MI300A · 44,143 H100e · 35 MW · since 2024-11
Used by US Government, Lawrence Livermore NL, Scientific Research
4,608 chips · AMD Instinct MI300A · 4,567 H100e · 6 MW · since 2024-11
Used by Lawrence Livermore NL, Scientific Research
17,280 chips · NVIDIA V100 · 1,091 H100e · 12 MW · since 2018-06
Used by Lawrence Livermore NL, Scientific Research
512 chips · AMD Instinct MI300A · 507 H100e · 1 MW, estimated · since 2024-06
Used by Lawrence Livermore NL, Researchers
512 chips · AMD Instinct MI300A · 507 H100e · 1 MW, estimated · since 2024-06
Used by US Government, Lawrence Livermore NL, Scientific Research
3,169 chips · NVIDIA V100 · 200 H100e · 2 MW, estimated · since 2020-08
Used by Lawrence Livermore NL
2,736 chips · NVIDIA V100 · 173 H100e · 2 MW, estimated · since 2018-11
Used by Lawrence Livermore NL
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United States as a whole ran at 384 g of CO2 per kWh in 2025, from Ember.
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The Livermore Computing Complex consists of three facilities: Building 453, Building 451, and Building 654.
Livermore Computing Center’s flagship facility, Building 453, supports Lawrence Livermore National Lab’s critical national missions and science.
Our advanced technology systems, such as the National Nuclear Security Administration’s El Capitan supercomputer and its early access and unclassified companion machines, are used to run large-scale multiphysics codes in a production environment.
Last month, NNSA completed the Exascale Computing Facility Modernization (ECFM) Project at Livermore after initiating the project in March 2020.
