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South Korea’s sixth national supercomputer, “Hangang,” has entered operation to advance AI and high-performance computing research and support national projects, including the “K-Moonshot” initiative. It has a theoretical peak performance of 614 petaflops and scored 342.6 petaflops in the TOP500 benchmark, ranking 12th worldwide, with 205 petabytes of storage. Full access is scheduled to become available on December 14, with resources allocated as follows: 55% to scientific research, 30% to national projects, and 15% to industry. South Korea plans to connect it to an IonQ Tempo quantum computer in 2027, although the current system relies on foreign accelerators because domestic capacity to manufacture advanced components remains limited.
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