Top 500 Supercomputers Ranked
Shadow Wrought writes "The Register is reporting on (alternate ZDNet article) the latest list of the top 500 supercomputers in the world. Top of the list is the Earth Simulator Center in Yokohama, Japan, with a benchmark performance of 35.86 Tflop/s. HP and IBM claim 159 and 158 of the systems respectively. I wonder how many teraflops Deep Thought could have done?"
I wonder how many teraflops Deep Thought could have done?
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Mike
I guess for the third straight year my ultrafast 17 kiloflop TI-83 calculator didn't make the list... :sigh:
I wonder when the first mac user will claim a G5 should be on the list Typical bigoted zealots.
RST
My thinking is that the list of top 500 supercomputers isn't hosted on such a machine...
I'm posting from a duron right now you insensitive clod!
What if there were a beowulf cluster of the top 500 supercomputers?
You'd still be modded down.
Disconnect your television. Do your own research. Draw your own conclusions. They're probably lying. Don't be a sheep.
Never mind Teraflops, we should have a measure of web server load called "Slashdots".
Never email donotemail@WeAreSpammers.com
Anyone else get the instant urge to close the window (thinking it was a popup) when they saw the host www.top500.org?
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Given:
Deep Thought spent 6,500,000 yrs designing the earth, which then failed to produce the desired results. ( Admittedly not due to design flaws but still a failure. )
Conclusion:
1.53846153e-6 Terra Flops per Year.
I need a sticker for my PC case that says "My OTHER computer is the Earth Simulator".
Once I've got that I'll be beating the girls off with a stick.
As apposed to my current "beating off" activities.
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It's called hardware acceleration.
Or perhaps it's the rate at which computers need to speed up constantly in order to run Office.
Escher was the first MC and Giger invented the HR department.
Bill Stewart
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