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University of Bristol (Bristol Centre for Supercomputing) / Emersons Green / England / GB
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5,448 chips · NVIDIA GH200 · 5,448 H100e · 8 MW, estimated · since 2025-06
Used by U.K. government’s Frontier AI Taskforce
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Isambard-AI will be hosted in a self-cooled, self-contained data centre, using the HPE Performance Optimized Data Center (POD), and will be situated at the National Composites Centre (NCC), based at the Bristol and Bath Science Park.
Details of a £225m investment from the Government to create the UK's fastest supercomputer at the University of Bristol have been announced today [1 November 2023].
Isambard 3 is located at Isambard Park #1, sharing a high security compound with the UK’s fastest supercomputer, Isambard-AI.
In 2025, Isambard-AI became the most powerful university based supercomputer in the world - and 11th fastest globally.
Based at the University of Bristol, the Bristol Centre for Supercomputing builds on the University's expertise in high performance computing, establishing the centre as a leading host for some of the UK’s most sophisticated supercomputers.
