The most powerful supercomputers in the world (TOP500, June 2026)
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: LingKun (LineShine) · El Capitan · Frontier. (Updated Aug 25, 2026.)
The top 10 of the 67th TOP500 list, published in June 2026, ranked by measured performance (Rmax) in petaflops on the LINPACK benchmark.
Top 10
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1
LingKun (LineShine)
National Supercomputing Centre in Shenzhen, China. 2,198.4 petaflops. New number one in June 2026, with Huawei Arm processors.
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2
El Capitan
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, United States. 1,809 petaflops. Number one from November 2024 to November 2025.
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3
Frontier
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United States. 1,353 petaflops. The first exascale supercomputer, in 2022.
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4
Aurora
Argonne National Laboratory, United States. 1,012 petaflops.
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5
JUPITER
Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany. 1,000 petaflops. Europe's first exascale system.
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6
HPC7
Eni, Italy. 571.5 petaflops. An oil company's supercomputer.
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7
Eagle
Microsoft Azure, United States. 561.2 petaflops. A cloud supercomputer.
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8
HPC6
Eni, Italy. 477.9 petaflops.
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9
Fugaku
Riken Center for Computational Science, Japan. 442 petaflops. Number one in 2020-2021.
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10
Alps
Swiss National Supercomputing Centre, Switzerland. 434.9 petaflops.
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Comments (2)
El Capitan at #2 now, exascale is the new normal.
JUPITER being Europe's first exascale machine is a big deal.