Technology · Ranked by hpl rmax

Fastest Supercomputers in the World (2026)

LineShine leads the June 2026 TOP500, the 67th list, at 2,198.40 petaflops per second on the LINPACK HPL benchmark. That is 2.198 exaflops per second, measured, and it is more than 20 percent ahead of El Capitan. What counts is Rmax. Rpeak, the theoretical column on the same row, is 2,735.82 petaflops per second and is not what this page sorts.

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LineShine leads this list, at 2,198.4 Pflop/s, an official figure.

HPL Rmax

HPL Rmax from the TOP500 table, in petaflops per second. Rpeak, HPCG, and HPL-MxP are not this ranking.

The list is the 67th TOP500, June 2026. Rmax and Rpeak are both in Pflop/s. Only Rmax is ranked.
LineShine’s article figure of 2.198 exaflops per second is the same 2,198.40 Pflop/s.
Eagle’s power cell is empty on this edition, so no power figure is given for it.

What the labels mean

Official: Ratified by a governing body such as the FIA, World Athletics or Guinness World Records.
Verified: Independently measured and published, for example in a peer-reviewed study or with certified timing.
Claimed: Stated by a manufacturer, owner or publication without independent timing.
Estimated: Calculated or approximated rather than directly timed.
Disputed: Contested by experts or contradicted by other evidence.

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The lineup · 10 on file

Meet the supercomputers

One card per entry, with its headline figure and where it ranks.

Ranked by hpl rmax