Bull has been selected by EuroHPC JU and the Lumi AI Factory consortium to deliver Lumi-AI, a new AI supercomputer to be deployed in Finland under a €387.8 million contract. Scheduled for 2027, the system is designed to increase the AI capacity of the existing Lumi supercomputer tenfold, marking a major expansion of Europe’s high-performance computing infrastructure.
The project will rely on liquid cooling and renewable energy, underscoring the growing emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainability in large-scale AI computing. The article also notes that Bull is now owned by the French state, adding a public-sector dimension to the company’s role in this strategic European initiative.
Lumi-AI is part of the broader EuroHPC effort to strengthen Europe’s sovereign computing capabilities and support AI research and industrial use cases with more powerful, greener infrastructure.