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38 articles tagged as supercomputer
Intel unveils tiny quantum computing processor
Spin qubit chip built in a regular fab.
12-6-18 // 11:52a.m.
Tachyum teases tenfold performance boost
Is very, very light on technical details.
18-5-18 // 11:36a.m.
Nvidia announces its first Pascal GPU on the Tesla P100
Beastly performance from new part.
6-4-16 // 12:32p.m.
Adapteva launches Parallella-powered supercomputing platform
Time to dig them out of the cupboard.
26-5-15 // 11:47a.m.
Lenovo opens first HPC Innovation Centre
Partners with Intel, Nvidia and others.
27-3-15 // 11:40a.m.
Nvidia launches dual-GPU Tesla K80 accelerator
Packs a pair of new GK210 Kepler chips.
18-11-14 // 12:13p.m.
Intel teases standalone Xeon Phi chips
Many-core 14nm CPUs for future boxes.
20-11-13 // 10:49a.m.
AMD teases 12GB 'supercomputing' graphics card
FirePro S10000 gets double the RAM.
15-11-13 // 10:18a.m.
Intel teases 1.6Tb/s optical interconnect tech
MXC to be unveiled in September.
15-8-13 // 9:15a.m.
Nvidia grows on Tegra, Tesla, Kepler popularity
A third of its business now non-PC, Huang claims.
9-11-12 // 11:26a.m.
Nvidia announces world's 'most complex' GPU
Nvidia has officially announced the world's 'most complex' GPU, the Kepler GK110.
18-5-12 // 12:01p.m.
Intel makes a grab for Cray interconnect tech
Intel has acquired Cray's Gemini and Aries interconnect technology, in a further HPC push.
25-4-12 // 11:55a.m.
Intel's Haswell brings transactional memory tech
Intel's Haswell architecture is going to bring a technology more commonly associated with supercomputers: transactional memory.
9-2-12 // 3:51p.m.
Amazon adds Nvidia GPGPU to EC2
Amazon has added Nvidia's Tesla GPUs to its EC2 cloud computing service, allowing on-demand CUDA.
15-11-10 // 12:28p.m.
European supercomputer breaks 1PFLOP barrier
A supercomputer at the French CEA-DAM has become the first in Europe to break 1 petaflops.
10-11-10 // 12:29p.m.
Nvidia trumpets world's fastest computer
Nvidia has announced that its Fermi GPUs form the heart of the world's fastest computer.
28-10-10 // 4:19p.m.
ASTRA builds 13-GPU supercomputer
The guys at the University of Antwerp have done it again, besting their eight-GPU desktop supercomputer with a 13-GPU beast offering 12 teraflops of computing power.
15-12-09 // 10:04a.m.
US Air Force buys 2200 PlayStation 3s
The US Air Force has revealed that it's bought more than 2000 PlayStation 3s. For research.
24-11-09 // 1:00p.m.
AMD supercomputer tops TOP500 list
AMD-based systems accounted for the top three supercomputers in this year's TOP500 list - but are overwhelmingly outnumbered by systems based on rival Intel's chips.
17-11-09 // 10:17a.m.
IBM heats university via supercomputer
IBM is developing a supercomputer in conjunction with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology which will use its innovative watercooling system to keep the building warm.
25-6-09 // 1:00p.m.
Review What is Folding and Why Does it Matter?
It’s the most powerful supercomputer on the planet - a worldwide network of PCs dedicated to researching the mysteries of protein folding. With Folding@Home, running software on your PC could help to provide therapies for diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Huntington’s.
15-6-09 // 10:07a.m.
Latest TOP500 released
The latest TOP500 - a list covering the fastest supercomputers in the world - has been released, and there's a surprise entry at number one.
19-6-08 // 9:10a.m.
ASTRA unveils octo-GPU supercomputer
The ASTRA group at the University of Antwerp has revealed a pint-size supercomputer built from four GeForce 9800GX2 graphics cards designed for medical research.
2-6-08 // 8:05a.m.
Intel to team up with Cray
Intel is entering into a partnership with high-performance computing legends Cray to create a next-generation supercomputer - and it could well be Nehalem-based.
30-4-08 // 6:54a.m.
IBM may build fastest supercomputer
Surrounded by controversy, the National Science Foundation is set to award IBM a contract to build the world's fastest supercomputer.
7-8-07 // 2:22p.m.
Blue Gene Supercomputer beats its own record
IBM's supercomputer has beaten its own record for the most amount of calculaitons per second. Is there anyone that can beat it now? (Hint: the human brain.)
29-10-05 // 12:28p.m.
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