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Top 10 most powerful supercomputers in the world
These supercomputers are used in many fields such as simulating nuclear missile tests, weather forecasting, climate research, and testing computer encryption strength.
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New technology
Google's quantum chip beats fastest supercomputer
Experiments on Google's 67-qubit Sycamore processor show that operations enter
New technology
The era of microchips is coming to an end, prepare to welcome the era of super chips
For devices to continuously push the limits of performance, semiconductor engineers found a simple method: make the chips bigger and bigger.
New technology
This chip is less than 1 square centimeter processing 2 billion images per second
Engineers at Penn State University have created a chip that can process and classify nearly 2 billion images per second.
Computer science
Amazon introduces the most powerful ARM CPU ever: 64 cores with 55 billion transistors
This server processor is self-designed and developed by Amazon for its cloud servers.
New technology
The Element: Intel's latest weapon to modularize personal computers
Element developed by Intel Systems Product Group, is the team behind NUC and NUC Compute Element.
Computer science
NASA revealed that Google is about to build the world's most powerful computer
Google's new quantum computer only takes a few minutes to handle the tasks that the world's leading supercomputers take several millennia to do.
New technology
Integrated optical chip, the future CPU can be hundreds of times faster than the current
While integrating optical chips into existing processors will significantly increase processing speed, it will also increase the size of these processors.
Useful software
9 best alternatives to Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word is a very popular word processor. But whether it comes from the cause of cost, approach or hobby, there is an undeniable truth: not everyone likes Word.
Discover science
Why do transistors sound fragile but almost never fail?
With so many transistors, why do we rarely hear about transistor cases, or processor chips that have damaged transistors inside.
Oceanography
To boil lobster live: Forget it if you're in Switzerland!
Accordingly, Switzerland banned all forms of cooked lobster while still alive.
Science Events
Today, the world celebrates 60 years of the birth of transistors
Yesterday (December 16), the world celebrated the 60th anniversary of the birth of transistors, the foundation of today's digital world. Invented by Bell Labs and consid…
Science invention
Robot knows to comfort people
Dr. Nguyen Duc Thanh, Faculty of Electrical and Electronics, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology has successfully researched human emotion recognition robots.
Computer science
Atom chip towards the entertainment world
Intel Corporation recently announced that it will bring Atom processors into mobile 'Internet access' devices and a variety of other laptops.
Computer science
Intel's new generation chip is called Core i7
The high-end processor for this desktop is Intel's first chip built on the new microarchitecture, which is equipped with four cores on the same silicon plate.