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Croatia
Croatia's university computing centre runs the Supek supercomputer and Vrancic cloud for research, while a national AI development plan to 2032 is being drafted.
SRCE, the University of Zagreb University Computing Centre, operates Supek, an HPE Cray system of 1.25 petaflops with 81 GPUs, and Vrancic, an OpenStack cloud with 16 GPUs. Both serve science and higher education institutions, and users apply through the SRCE portal. The Ministry of Justice, Public Administration and Digital Transformation started work on a National AI Development Plan to 2032 with an expert group in May 2025. For someone seeking compute, access is for the research and higher education community.
AI policy and activity
The National AI Development Plan to 2032, with an action plan for 2026 to 2028, was in drafting as of May 2025. The ministry notice does not mention compute or data centres.
Power and grid
We did not fetch Croatian grid operator or regulator pages, so no grid facts are recorded here.
Data centres and compute
| Site | Where | Status | Notes and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supek SRCE, University of Zagreb University Computing Centre | University Campus Borongaj data centre, Zagreb | Operating | Primary. Described as Croatia's first petascale supercomputer, with direct liquid cooling. No power figure published in the source. (source) |
Rules and programmes
| Instrument | Kind | Status | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| National AI Development Plan to 2032, in preparation Read the cited source | Policy | Proposed | Primary. Ministry notice of 27 May 2025 on the expert working group kick-off. We did not confirm adoption. |
| SRCE advanced computing: Supek and Vrancic Read the cited source | Programme | In force | Primary. Supek: 1.25 petaflops, 81 GPUs (NVIDIA A100), 7 day job limit. Vrancic: OpenStack cloud with 16 GPUs, 30 day job limit. Serves 89 science and higher education institutions; applications through the SRCE computing portal. |
Checked on 3 October 2026 and due for review by 1 January 2027. Many sources are trade press or law-firm summaries rather than official texts, and statuses such as reported or unconfirmed are shown as the source gives them. This is a summary, not legal advice. If something is wrong or out of date, tell us.
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ComputeFinder. (2026, October 3). Croatia: AI and compute. ComputeFinder. Retrieved November 14, 2026, from https://computefinder.net/countries/croatia
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@misc{computefinder_countries_croatia,
title = {Croatia: AI and compute},
author = {{ComputeFinder}},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {\url{https://computefinder.net/entity/cf-ctry-0080}},
number = {cf-ctry-0080},
note = {Page last checked 3 October 2026. Retrieved 14 November 2026.}
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