Japan Wants to Build 10 Petaflop Supercomputer
deepexplorer writes "Japan wants to gain the fastest supercomputer spot back. Japan wants to develop a supercomputer that can operate at 10 petaflops, or 10 quadrillion calculations per second, which is 73 times faster than the
Blue Gene. Current fastest supercomputer is the partially finished Blue Gene is capable of 136.8 teraflops and the target when finished is 360 teraflops."
Well I want a Stargate, but that doesn't mean I'm gonna get one. I bet OpenOffice.org will still take 5 minutes to start on it.
I see they are upgrading to get ready for Longhorn.
These 136.8 teaflops could have been avoided if the proper specifications were used before hardware development and programming began. Essential tea technical info.
If funding runs out for this one, they'll end up with a 1 Belly-flop supercomputer
*ba-dum-dum ching!*
READY.
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...and I want a pony.
Guess which two things aren't happening anytime soon?
I mean seriously... Doom 4 isn't even out yet.
**insert favorite profound quotation here**
Big deal, the white mice have had this beat for years...
Japan wants to develop
Japan wants a lot of things now doesn't it. Well, Japan will just have to be a good little country and maybe Santa will come.
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Microsoft chairman, Bill Gates, has announced yet a new version of the Windows Operating system. Trying to take advantage of the obvious new market of supercomputers, the computer giant is ready to release Windows SC. The new operating system, designed to beat the Japanese domination in computing power, as well as the Russians in spam-distribution, will link all computers running the operating system into one giant spam^H^H^H^Hcommercial marketing distribution center.
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japan is thinking "but we just bought this computer, it's obsolete already? shit a brick!" anyone in the market for a slightly used supercomputer?
If only there was a supercomputer that could revise news posts before they go live? It could be in the form of *gasp* an editor!?
No animals will be harmed in the production of this computer.
I guess you could say they're Peta-philes.
The wording of the article is terrible.
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