Bull opens Europe's only supercomputer factory in France
Bull just opened the only factory in Europe dedicated to making supercomputers and AI data centers. The company's biggest contract so far is the Lumi AI factory in Finland, set up in a repurposed paper mill and using renewable hydropower. Bull’s move is being framed as a new bid for European digital independence after decades of U.S. dominance in high-performance computing.
- Factory focuses on supercomputers and AI data centers
- Located in France, the only one of its kind in Europe
- Biggest project is the Lumi AI factory in Finland
- Lumi uses renewable hydroelectric power
- Supports European digital sovereignty goals
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