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Japan Building 'Zeta-Class' Supercomputer, 1,000 Times Faster Than Today's Fastest Machines
This groundbreaking technology, expected to be operational by 2030, will be a significant step forward in AI development and scientific research.
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US Supercomputer Breaks Record of Being Fastest in the World With Two Quintillion Calculations per Second
The US Department of Energy's Frontier supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has become the world's most powerful supercomputer officially recorded, keeping a promise made by former President Barack Obama about seven years ago. The Frontier supercomputer was also declared to be the first to be capable of one quintillion operations per seco...
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Airborne Coronavirus: Japan Supercomputer Suggests Changes to Travel, Work Amid Threat
Supercomputer-driven models simulated in Japan suggested that operating commuter trains with windows open and limiting the number of passengers may help reduce the risk of coronavirus infections, as scientists warn of airborne spread of the virus.
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Japan-Based Fugaku Supercomputer Named World's Fastest Computer
Fugaku, a Japan-based supercomputer, developed by Fujitsu and state-backed Riken Research Institute, has been named as the world's fastest computer in an independent survey.
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Japan Building 'Zeta-Class' Supercomputer, 1,000 Times Faster Than Today's Fastest Machines
This groundbreaking technology, expected to be operational by 2030, will be a significant step forward in AI development and scientific research.
-
US Supercomputer Breaks Record of Being Fastest in the World With Two Quintillion Calculations per Second
The US Department of Energy's Frontier supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has become the world's most powerful supercomputer officially recorded, keeping a promise made by former President Barack Obama about seven years ago. The Frontier supercomputer was also declared to be the first to be capable of one quintillion operations per seco...
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Airborne Coronavirus: Japan Supercomputer Suggests Changes to Travel, Work Amid Threat
Supercomputer-driven models simulated in Japan suggested that operating commuter trains with windows open and limiting the number of passengers may help reduce the risk of coronavirus infections, as scientists warn of airborne spread of the virus.
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Japan-Based Fugaku Supercomputer Named World's Fastest Computer
Fugaku, a Japan-based supercomputer, developed by Fujitsu and state-backed Riken Research Institute, has been named as the world's fastest computer in an independent survey.
