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Not unexpected, the Chinese supercomputer Tianhe-2 has for the fifth time topped the list of the 500 most powerful supercomputers in the world, announced today - July 13…
US President Barack Obama has signed a decree to set up the National Strategic Computing Intiative Center to ensure the United States will be the world leader in superco…
Tianhe 1, China's fastest supercomputer in 2010, was forced to shut down for safety reasons, following the impact of the terrifying explosion on Wednesday night in Tianj…
Electronic circuits designed by Russian physicists can reduce electricity consumption by one million times in supercomputers.
Some tests were performed today at the Royal Society in London with a computer to persuade people for the first time that it was also a living person.
The US has announced it will spend $ 425 million to build two supercomputers three times faster than China's Tianhe-2 supercomputer, as well as to study supercomputing t…
China's fourth Tianhe 2 (Tianhe 2) system has been recognized as the world's fastest supercomputer for the fourth time.
This IBM-branded computer can perform 100,000 billion calculations per second to analyze the weather situation in millions of locations around the world, thereby making…
China's Tianhe-2 is still the fastest supercomputer in the world. This device can perform up to 33.9 petaflops, equivalent to 33 trillion billion calculations per second.
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.