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SSC-24 node architecture

SSC-24 is operated by Samsung Electronics in South Korea. This profile covers Ranked system / partition. Specifications are listed below; anything the operator has not published is itemised in the documented-fields list.

Published benchmark (TOP500 · June 2026)

HPL rank
#25
HPL Rmax
106.2 PFlop/s
Theoretical peak Rpeak
151.1 PFlop/s
Ranked core count
349,440

Cluster · HPE Cray XD670 · public profile

Operator / site
Samsung Electronics
Country
South Korea
Profile scope
Ranked system / partition
Data checked
14 September 2026
Manufacturer
HPE
Ranked core count
349440
Theoretical peak (PFlop/s)
151.1
Operating system
RHEL 9.2

HPE Cray XD670 · public profile

Items marked ▧ come from the documented HPE Cray XD670 platform specification.

System / node model
HPE Cray XD670
CPU model
Xeon Gold 6430 32C 2.1GHz
CPU sockets per node
2
Cores per socket
32
Physical CPU cores
64
Accelerator model
NVIDIA H100 SXM5 80GB
Physical accelerators per node
8
Accelerator memory
80 GB per accelerator
Interface-to-accelerator topology
Eight PCIe Gen5 x16 half-height slots for GPUDirect RDMA network adapters
Form factor
5U single-node chassis · 6 Titanium power supplies (N+2)

Scope and uncertainty

Samsung has issued no press release about this system; it was first reported by a Korean newspaper, and roughly eighteen Korean outlets — including KISTI's own release — carry only its rank and Rmax. Samsung's newsroom search endpoints return 403 to every method tried. A companion entry, SSC-24 Energy Module, appears separately on the ranking with the same platform and operating system. Samsung publishes nothing about SSC-24 — not its existence, not its configuration — on any of its newsroom, semiconductor, research or SDS properties. Every node-level field here is unavailable rather than merely unlocated. Node specifications follow the documented HPE Cray XD670 platform (5U single-node chassis, two sockets, eight SXM5 accelerators); operator-specific deviations are not published.

Documented fields: 14 / 29

Every field this catalog checks. Fields listed above have a value; the remainder are shown here. A field marked absent is not publicly available in the sources we could verify, which does not mean the hardware is missing. Fields that cannot apply, such as benchmark results for an unranked system, are excluded from the total.

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  • Aggregate scale-out per node
  • GPUDirect RDMA
  • Management / storage networking
  • Local storage
  • NVMe data disks
  • Max remote data disks
  • Uncached disk IOPS
  • Uncached disk throughput (MBps)
  • Form factor

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