ClusterUY

Uruguay's national supercomputing centre, a joint initiative of Universidad de la Republica's Facultad de Ingenieria, state telco ANTEL and state utility UTE, funded through ANII's major scientific equipment programme and administered by Fundacion Julio Ricaldoni. It launched in March 2018, hosted at ANTEL's data center at the Parque Tecnologico in Canelones, at a reported 200 TFlop/s peak per independent 2017 coverage in El Observador; the university's own engineering-faculty page, describing the centre's current configuration, states 1,312 CPU cores and 100,352 GPU cores for a combined peak of 720 TFlop/s, implying substantial hardware growth since the 2018 launch that this dataset cannot date precisely (recorded here as 101,664 total cores and 0.72 PFlop/s peak). The operator, funding partners, launch date and Canelones location are independently confirmed between the two sources, but the specific current core counts and 720 TFlop/s figure come from the university alone, so the tier is reported. No HPL run is published and it has never appeared on TOP500, so rmax is left blank and the peak figure is vendor_peak; no specific CPU or GPU model could be confirmed from a directly fetched source, so no hardware components are recorded for it.