Bettembourg
Luxembourg commune hosting part of the MeluXina-AI installation.
Bettembourg is one of two Luxembourg communes due to host the EuroHPC MeluXina-AI supercomputer from autumn 2026, built on Dell-supplied Nvidia hardware and half-funded by the EU's Digital Europe Programme.
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Bettembourg hosts part of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking's MeluXina-AI installation, sharing the project with the neighbouring commune of Bissen. LuxProvide will operate the system once it comes online, running on Nvidia GB200 NVL4 accelerators supplied by Dell Technologies rather than a European chipmaker.
Half the project's €80 million cost comes from the EU's Digital Europe Programme, with Italian firm E4 Computer Engineering named as the system's integrator. Beyond its role as one of the two installation sites, no further detail about Bettembourg itself has been independently verified for this page.
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