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Countries with the Largest Number of Supercomputers

Among the top 500 most powerful supercomputers in the world, the US leads with 171 supercomputers. Japan follows with 43, and Germany and China share third place with 40 supercomputers each.

Countries with the Largest Number of Supercomputers

In our country, there are 5 computers in the global top 500, similar to Singapore and the UAE. The highest-ranking among them is at 83rd place. For comparison, Poland has 8 supercomputers in the global top 500, with its best-performing one at the 96th position.

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