Denmark’s supercomputer, named “Gefion,” is a powerful computing system primarily used for scientific research and data-intensive tasks. Managed by the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen, Gefion was named after the Norse goddess, fitting as it symbolizes strength and creation, resonating with its computational power.
Gefion is utilized in various fields, including climate modeling, astrophysics, bioinformatics, and material science. Its high-performance capabilities support complex simulations and analyses that would be unfeasible on standard computers, allowing Danish researchers to contribute to cutting-edge discoveries and innovations.
Geifion is a Norse Mythology name for the goddess of prosperity.
NVIDIA recently announced a partnership, seemingly making Gefion the world’s first “Sovereign AI” powered by the tech giant’s hardware.