Daedalus (Lavrio)

Stage not knownGreece

What we checked

• EuroHPC JU describes Daedalus as a supercomputer that will be located in Attica (Lavrio), Greece. (source) Suggest a correction
• The same directory names GRNET (National Infrastructures for Research and Technology) as Daedalus's prospective operator. (source) Suggest a correction
• GRNET reports that DAEDALUS was inaugurated at Lavrio on 19 October 2026 and identifies GRNET as its manager and operator. (source) Suggest a correction
• The same release says first-user access is planned to begin gradually during December after full configuration, with calls, terms and exact deadlines still to be announced. (source) Suggest a correction

This is an attributed scientific computing system identity, not a verified physical campus, building or phase boundary. GRNET's separate 19 October 2026 account supports inauguration at Lavrio and identifies GRNET as manager and operator, while also saying configuration and tests precede user services. That attribution is not a separate legal operator or ownership determination. The lifecycle enum remains unknown because inauguration does not establish production operation or general availability, and current operation remains unverified. First-user access is planned gradually during December, but calls, terms and exact deadlines remain unannounced. Related generic EuroHPC Benchmark and Development guidance retains its 12 October 2026 evidence date and does not verify current eligibility, an open call, allocation or participation for DAEDALUS; DAEDALUS eligibility therefore remains unknown. No current available compute, pricing, allocation or delivered access is inferred.

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Operator

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Owner

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Stage

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Chips

• EuroHPC identifies NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips in its DAEDALUS hardware account.
  Scope: The DAEDALUS scientific computing system described by EuroHPC only. Hardware identity does not establish a whole-facility operating stage, current public access or available compute. No chip count, capacity or configuration-completion date is admitted.. Stage: Stage not known. Basis: reported. Evidence: official source. Evidence date: not stated. source. Source version: not established. Source published: 19 October 2026; source updated: not stated; retrieved: not recorded; reviewed: 2026-10-31T22:55:44.727Z; evidence checked: 31 October 2026.
  European Union / European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking: CC BY 4.0 for EU-owned article text only; third-party and industrial-property exclusions retained. Minimal independently worded chip identification from the attributed article and an ordinary unframed source link. Product names are descriptive identifiers only. No copied prose, specification table, performance figure, quantity, logo, image, quotation, mark asset or underlying dataset is imported. Source: European Union / EuroHPC JU; original article linked in source_url. No endorsement is implied. Reduced to a short factual hardware identification with separate scope and uncertainty. This exact new chip-identification use was independently reviewed. It does not extend the earlier directory-use scope or grant recurring acquisition or broader technical-data rights. Suggest a correction

Separate scoped statements, not a whole-site operating or availability claim. Values are not combined across scopes, stages, metrics or sites.

Inspect the limits of this source check

These notes describe a bounded inspection, not a whole planning-application audit. They do not count as recorded facility fields, prove that information does not exist elsewhere or refresh this record's check date.

• Grid connection, PUE, Water use, Coordinates: Not inspected in this scope. This admission checks DAEDALUS hardware identification in one EuroHPC article. Planning, utility, facility-efficiency, water and parcel records were not audited for these unfilled fields. Scope recorded 31 October 2026; inspected source context. European Union / European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking: CC BY 4.0 for EU-owned article text only; third-party and industrial-property exclusions retained. Minimal independently worded chip identification from the attributed article and an ordinary unframed source link. Product names are descriptive identifiers only. No copied prose, specification table, performance figure, quantity, logo, image, quotation, mark asset or underlying dataset is imported. Source: European Union / EuroHPC JU; original article linked in source_url. No endorsement is implied. Reduced to a short factual hardware identification with separate scope and uncertainty. This exact new chip-identification use was independently reviewed. It does not extend the earlier directory-use scope or grant recurring acquisition or broader technical-data rights.

Ask GRNET which current call covers DAEDALUS
Source page date not stated. Enquiry link checked 11 November 2026. This is GRNET's general access contact, not a verified DAEDALUS application form. Ask for the named call, eligibility, resources and allocation start date. A current DAEDALUS allocation route was not verified in this bounded review; this does not prove no call exists. The separately linked EuroHPC identity evidence and October inauguration account keep their original dates. Ordinary attributed link only; no source text, image or price copied.

Related recorded research routes

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• EuroHPC Benchmark and Development Access Record evidence checked 12 October 2026.

This navigation reuses the programme records and their existing check dates; it is not a new source or availability check.

Linked European Union / European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking source articles: CC BY 4.0, selected EU-owned content only. European Union / EuroHPC JU, Our Supercomputers (https://www.eurohpc-ju.europa.eu/supercomputers/our-supercomputers_en). Reduced and adapted by ComputeFinder to selected scientific-system identity, stated or intended place and source-described organisational-role facts, retaining source tense and uncertainty. Rights notice: https://commission.europa.eu/legal-notice_en . Provided as-is without warranties. No endorsement. Excludes photographs and captions, attributed third-party material, quotations, people, logos, trademarks, technical tables, hardware, performance, rankings and other assets. No blanket domain or recurring-monitoring clearance.

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  title        = {Daedalus (Lavrio): capacity, planning and power},
  author       = {{ComputeFinder}},
  year         = {2026},
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  number       = {cf-dc-0095},
  note         = {Page last checked 21 October 2026. Retrieved 14 November 2026.}
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