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Reg readers have not one, but TWO teams in Folding@home top 1,000 as virus-bothering network hits 2.4 exa-FLOPS
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PC owners borg into the most powerful computer the world has ever known – all in the search for coronavirus cure
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IBM fires up the big iron, Facebook hands out masks, Cisco splashes cash, and CDC gets an Azure-powered bot
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Uncle Sam's nuke-stockpile-simulating souped-super El Capitan set to hit TWO exa-FLOPS, take crown as world's fastest machine in 2023
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A bridge over troubled water: Intel teases Ponte Vecchio, the GPU brains in US govt's 1-exaFLOPS Aurora supercomputer
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Player three has entered Cray's supercomputing game: First AMD Epyc, now Fujitsu's Arm chips
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UK govt snubs Intel, seeks second-gen AMD Epyc processors for 28PFLOPS Archer2 supercomputer
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HPE's Eng Lim Goh on spaceborne computers, NASA medals – and AI at the final frontier
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The Reg chats to HPE's HPC man about NASA's supercomputers, lunar ambitions and Columbia
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Look at me. Look at me. I'm the El Capitan now: Cray to build US govt's $600m cray-cray exascale nuke app super
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Bored of laptops? Love 200Gb/s interconnects? Then you're going to hate today's Intel news
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Toodle-oo Raijin and g'day Gadi, you beauty! Australia's fastest super 'puter will bench 38 PFLOPS later this year
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Who needs a supercomputer when you can get a couple of petaflops on AWS?
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Who bought the most powerful commercial supercomputer? Come on, it's Total-ly obvious
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Nvidia 'brings CUDA to Arm' – Translation: We're still doing a thing we've already done but now doing more of it
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This isn't Boeing to end well: Plane maker to scrap some physical cert tests, use computer simulations instead
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Frontiersman Cray snags $50m storage contract for 'largest single filesystem'
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HPE's Spaceborne supercomputer returns to terra firma after 615 days on the ISS
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HPC processor project tosses architectural designs on desk of the European Commission
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Cray's found a super scooper, $1.3bn's gonna buy you. HPE's the one
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5G willikers, did AI do that? HPC botherer DDN buys Nexenta
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Commercial spinoffs of Fujitsu's Post-K super 'puter will hit shelves long before exascale daddy switched on
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Hey, US taxpayers. Filed your taxes? Good, good. $500m of it is going on an Intel-Cray exascale boffinry supercomputer
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Holy sh*tsnacks! Danger zone! Edinburgh Uni's Archer 2 super 'puter will cost a cool £79m
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Prodigy chip brainiacs Tachyum hook up with Euro HPC consortium
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Cray will realise 'substantial' loss. But Shasta minute, folks, big iron market will pick up
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It's raining, then? Hallelujah. Big Blue super 'puter sharpens forecasts
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FPGAs? Sure, them too. Liqid pours chips over composable computing systems
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What's big, blue, and short on Intel? The supercomputer world's podium: USA tops Top500 with IBM Power9
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It's wall-to-wall Huawei: Chinese behemoth hogs five of six top spots in SPC-1 array benchmark
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Cray's pre-exascale Shasta supercomputer gets energy research boffins hot under collar
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HPC botherer DDN breaks file system benchmark record
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Heads up: Fujitsu tips its hand to reveal exascale Arm supercomputer processor – the A64FX
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Fix for July's Spectre-like bug is breaking some supers
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HPE flies low-energy Eagle into National Renewable Energy Lab's data centre
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'Prodigy' chip moonshot gets hand from Arm CPU guru Prof Steve Furber
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Spectre/Meltdown fixes in HPC: Want the bad news or the bad news? It's slower, say boffins
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HPE supercomputer is still crunching numbers in space after 340 days
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EU plans for domestic exascale supercomputer chips: A RISC-y business
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An $18m supercomputer to simulate brains of mice in the land of Swiss cheese. How apt, HPE
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Europe's scheme to build exascale capability on homegrown hardware is ludicrous fantasy
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Big Blue's Summit super sits, aptly, at the peak of official Top500 beast list
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Lazy parent Intel dumps Lustre assets on HPC storage bods DDN
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Fujitsu kicks off field trials for post-K exascale computing processor
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Cray slaps an all-flash makeover on its L300 array to do HPC stuff
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HPE pulls sheets off largest Arm-based supercomputer Astra
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Linux literally loses its Lustre – HPC filesystem ditched in new kernel
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Waiting to exascale: Now that IBM has Summit-ed, who's to node what comes next?
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US regains supercomputer crown from Chinese, for now
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HPE: Exafloppers need to be 'memory-centric' as world cannot afford internode data slinging
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