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With modern, vivid and very intuitive images in the video clip below, we will understand the structure and operation of the heart - one of the marvelous parts of the hum…
If the British physicist David Deutsch makes sense, the meeting between any two people will take place infinitely in the multitude of parallel universes at the same time.
As we often know, the brain is the general agency, controlling all actions of the body. Losing the brain is like losing life.
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Super computer
The Watson computer that won two outstanding players in the live TV show Jeopardy (USA) will be on display and allow people to experience it directly in Vietnam in early…
Authorized by the US government, IBM will design a nuclear arsenal supercomputer capable of processing 20,000 million million calculations a second.
On Monday (June 9), IBM scientists announced the supercomputer reached a record speed of 1 million billion calculations per second (petaflop) at a price of $ 100 million…
IBM has announced a system of 65,536 processing devices, which can perform 280.6 trillion calculations per second, double the record of 136.8 teraflops, considered the f…
When operating at the highest capacity, Summit's maximum performance is up to 200 petaflop - ie 200 trillion calculations per second.
China began to develop a supercomputing system capable of performing over a billion billion calculations per second, 10 times faster than the fastest computer in the wor…
Scientists have pursued the dream of creating a quantum computer long ago. This technology will give us the power to handle unimaginable issues.
According to Futurism, the computer model that has just launched IBM Z mainframe will serve financial transactions.
Chinese scientists have succeeded in creating the world's largest virtual universe, using the fastest Taihu supercomputer on the planet.