China's LineShine Supercomputer Becomes World’s Fastest

Despite U.S. trade restrictions, China has reclaimed the title of having the world’s fastest supercomputer with its system named LineShine. The machine surpassed El Capitan in performance on the TOP500 ranking and marks a significant technological advancement for China.

By Terrence O'Brien · The Verge · June 28, 2026, 17:20 UTC

China's LineShine Supercomputer Becomes World’s Fastest

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