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NVIDIA Cambridge-1 DGX SuperPOD
Cambridge-1 is a UK supercomputer, not a U.S. one. NVIDIA describes it as UK-based and as one of the UK’s most powerful supercomputers.
Full reasoning
This page is specifically a list of top supercomputers in the United States, so including Cambridge-1 implies it is a U.S.-based system. NVIDIA's own current Cambridge-1 page calls it "one of the UK's most powerful supercomputers," and NVIDIA's launch article describes it as "UK-Based Cambridge-1" and "The U.K.'s most powerful supercomputer." Those primary sources contradict treating Cambridge-1 as a U.S. supercomputer.
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- Cambridge-1 Supercomputer and NVIDIA DGX Cloud
NVIDIA Cambridge-1, one of the UK's most powerful supercomputers, has accelerated research from academia, startups and the UK's large pharma ecosystem.
- NVIDIA Unveils UK-Based Supercomputer Cambridge-1 | NVIDIA Blog
NVIDIA CEO Unveils 'First Big Bet' on Digital Biology Revolution with UK-Based Cambridge-1 ... The U.K.'s most powerful supercomputer, Cambridge-1...
1,742,000
El Capitan’s listed Linpack performance is outdated. The current TOP500 entry reports 1,809.00 PFlop/s, not 1,742.00 PFlop/s.
Full reasoning
The number in the article matches an older TOP500 result, not the current one. TOP500's current El Capitan system page shows 06/2026 values of 11,340,000 cores and 1,809.00 PFlop/s, with El Capitan ranked No. 2. The same official page also shows that 1,742.00 PFlop/s was El Capitan's older 06/2025 and 11/2024 figure. So the article is presenting a superseded performance value as current.
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- El Capitan - HPE Cray EX255a, AMD 4th Gen EPYC 24C 1.8GHz, AMD Instinct MI300A, Slingshot-11, TOSS | TOP500
Linpack Performance (Rmax) 1,809.00 PFlop/s ... 06/2026 2 ... 11,340,000 1,809.00 ... 06/2025 1 ... 11,039,616 1,742.00
- Highlights - June 2026 | TOP500
The El Capitan system ... is the No. 2 system on the TOP500. The HPE Cray EX255a system was measured with 1.809 Exaflop/s on the HPL benchmark.