most energy-efficient supercomputers in the world (November 2025 Green500)
systems in the TOP500 (November 2025)
1,200+ racks, 160,000+ CPUs delivered per year in Europe, with additional capabilities mirrored in India and Brazil
in Europe with 137 quantum patents, pioneering since 2016
certified enterprise AI experts
Enterprise AI projects
in production capacity with the reconstruction of the Angers factory
With a clear sense of purpose, Bull gives you the supercomputing power and the AI knowledge to unlock enterprise value, accelerate scientific research and drive society forward.
Committed to greener and more responsible computing and AI technologies, Bull is a leader in energy-efficient systems, building technologies that are sustainable by nature, performant by design.
By building on open standards, we deliver transparent, reliable solutions free from vendor lock-in.
"I am thrilled to see Bull back in the market with its own brand. Increasingly, organizations are looking for trusted vendors that can speak with expertise about the application of AI to scientific or R&D-focused endeavors. Throughout its history, that is what the Bull brand has represented, including BullSequana servers powering the most powerful supercomputers in Europe. Building on a strong technological heritage, the Bull name reflects a legacy of innovation. Today, Bull continues to connect AI to real-world applications with a range of best-of-breed components and a wealth of domain-specific knowledge. Welcome back, Bull!"
Addison Snell
CEO, Intersect360"With a renewed and forward-looking identity, Bull draws on its legacy of HPC and technological excellence to align with the market’s shift toward high-performance solutions that scale responsibly. Its energy-efficient, exascale-ready technologies and end-to-end solutions span hardware, software, and services, which positions itto deliver lasting impacts for both research and business users."
Earl Joseph
CEO, Hyperion ResearchBirth of Bull, pioneer in computing technologies and the European leader in mecanography equipment
Inauguration of Bull’s largest factory in Angers
Nationalisation of Bull by the French government, to safeguard France's IT sovereignty
Partial privatisation of Bull, with private investors entering the capital and the French state retaining 30.5%.
Award of the first supercomputer contract from the CEA
Acquisition of Bull by Atos, becoming the Group’s Advanced Computing business
Inauguration of a Global Supercomputer Testing Centre in Angers
Start of operations under the Eviden brand, as part of the Atos Group
Signing of a share purchase agreement between Atos Group and the French state for the sale of the Advanced Computing business, with a closing expected in 2026
Rebirth of the Bull brand, operated under the Atos Group and its Eviden branch until completion of the sale to the French State