Memory, not processors, remains Europe's supercomputing weakness, Bull CEO saysBull首席执行官表示，内存而非处理器仍然是欧洲超级计算领域的薄弱环节。
Oct 2 (Reuters) - Europe is increasingly able to source the components used in its supercomputers locally, but memory remains the biggest gap in the supply chain, the head of French supercomputer maker Bull said on Friday.
Bull's logo inside its supercomputing facility in Angers, France, October 1, 2026. REUTERS/Leo Marchandon
Oct 2 (Reuters) - Europe is increasingly able to source the components used in its supercomputers locally, but memory remains the biggest gap in the supply chain, the head of French supercomputer maker Bull said on Friday.
Bull can now source around 70% of the components in the machines it builds in Europe - including boards, interconnects, cooling systems and increasingly processors - up from 20%-30% five years ago, leaving memory as the last major component without a European supplier, Chief Executive Emmanuel Le Roux said.
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2026年10月1日，法国昂热，Bull公司的标志在其超级计算设施内。路透社/Leo Marchandon
10 月 2 日（路透社）——法国超级计算机制造商 Bull 的负责人周五表示，欧洲越来越能够就地采购超级计算机所使用的组件，但内存仍然是供应链中最大的缺口。
Bull公司首席执行官Emmanuel Le Roux表示，该公司现在可以从欧洲采购其在欧洲生产的机器中约70%的组件，包括电路板、互连线、冷却系统以及越来越多的处理器，而五年前这一比例仅为20%-30%，内存是“最后一个没有欧洲供应商的主要组件”。
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