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Eagle

Eagle is number seven on the June 2026 TOP500 at 561.20 petaflops per second. The power cell on that row is empty.

Eagle is 561.2 Pflop/s, an official figure.

Also known as Microsoft Eagle, Azure NDv5
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HPL Rmax

561.2Pflop/s

TOP500, June 2026, rank 7. Eagle, Microsoft NDv5, Xeon Platinum 8480C 48 cores at 2 GHz, NVIDIA H100, NVIDIA InfiniBand NDR, Microsoft Azure, United States. Cores 2,073,600. Rmax 561.20 Pflop/s. Rpeak 846.84 Pflop/s. The power cell on this row is empty, so no kilowatt figure is given. The figure is HPL Rmax.

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How fast is Eagle?

Eagle is 561.2 Pflop/s, an official figure.

Is that figure claimed or verified?

Eagle is labeled Official. Ratified by a governing body such as the FIA, World Athletics or Guinness World Records.

What is the source?

The figure cites TOP500, “TOP500 June 2026, Eagle row.”

Where does Eagle rank?

Eagle is 7th of 10 on Fastest Supercomputers.

Mechanism

Why it's so fast

Eagle is ranked on its June 2026 TOP500 HPL Rmax of 561.20 Pflop/s. Rmax is the Linpack rate the benchmark measured. Rpeak, published beside it, is a theoretical peak and is not the sort key.

Rmax
561.20 Pflop/s
Cores
2,073,600
Power
Not printed

  1. The chip on the row

    Eagle is Microsoft’s NDv5 cloud system: Xeon Platinum 8480C, 48 cores at 2 GHz, NVIDIA H100 GPUs, and InfiniBand NDR, under Microsoft Azure. The table lists 2,073,600 cores and Rpeak 846.84 Pflop/s.

  2. What does not count

    The power cell on this row is empty. No kilowatt figure is filled in. What counts is the HPL Rmax of 561.20 Pflop/s. A cloud partition and a national-lab machine are the same benchmark once TOP500 says both Rmax values.

Provenance

Every measurement

Claimed, measured and official figures side by side, each with its source. The ranked figure is marked.

  1. 561.2Pflop/sRanked figure

    TOP500, June 2026, rank 7. Eagle, Microsoft NDv5, Xeon Platinum 8480C 48 cores at 2 GHz, NVIDIA H100, NVIDIA InfiniBand NDR, Microsoft Azure, United States. Cores 2,073,600. Rmax 561.20 Pflop/s. Rpeak 846.84 Pflop/s. The power cell on this row is empty, so no kilowatt figure is given. The figure is HPL Rmax.

    The June 2026 table does not say a power figure for Eagle. Rpeak is 846.84 Pflop/s.

    Official
    TOP500 (opens source in a new tab)

Reference

Specs

Rmax
561.20 Pflop/s
Rpeak
846.84 Pflop/s
Cores
2,073,600
Power
Not printed

Context

Background

Eagle is number seven on the June 2026 TOP500. The HPL Rmax is 561.20 petaflops per second. The row is Microsoft’s NDv5 cloud system: Xeon Platinum 8480C processors, 48 cores at 2 GHz, NVIDIA H100 GPUs, and NVIDIA InfiniBand NDR, listed under Microsoft Azure in the United States. The table gives 2,073,600 cores and an Rpeak of 846.84 petaflops per second. The figure is 561.20 Pflop/s, qualifier official.

Unlike the rows around it, Eagle’s power cell is empty on this edition of the list. No wattage is invented to fill it. The sort key remains the HPL Rmax.

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