IBM spent $ 1 billion on new supercomputers
IBM Group pledged to invest $ 1 billion to build a new division for Watson, the supercomputer that defeated rivals in the US television competition in 2011.
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IBM Group pledged to invest $ 1 billion to build a new division for Watson, the supercomputer that defeated rivals in the US television competition in 2011.
The world's fourth most powerful supercomputer
China's Thien Ha 2 (Tianhe 2) supercomputer began to test and serve the needs of the community, while the system continued to be tweaked and debugged.
After being upgraded by US computer scientists, the Sequoia supercomputer, built by IBM, quickly set a new record with 504 billion calculations per second.
China has successfully built Thien Ha 2 supercomputer that has twice the processing speed compared to Japanese and American products, and recent tests have proved.
Australia's largest and largest supercomputer has officially launched at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra on July 31.
Chinese military scientists are studying the development of supercomputers that can change shapes like octopuses.
Researchers from IBM in Switzerland have announced new computers inspired by human brains and powered by what they call
Sequoia, currently the world's most powerful supercomputer, is built to maintain nuclear weapons. Recently, however, researchers have used it to replicate a breakthrough…
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) - America has just introduced the world's most powerful Titan supercomputer to date.
Engineers at Stanford University, California, USA said they have set a new record in the field of computer science by operating supercomputers with more than 1 million c…
This powerful supercomputer manufactured by IBM is expected to be able to take on more jobs in the future.
Five years after becoming the first system to cross the petaflop threshold (executing thousands of millions of calculations per second), Roadrunner of the Los Alamos, Ne…
Scientists in the UK say they are building a 'human brain' in the form of the world's most powerful supercomputer. Supercomputers will recreate the entire stream of thou…
According to a reporter in Japan, Tokyo University will partner with Fujitsu and Stockholm University, Sweden, to effectively develop new drugs by using supercomputers.…