China’s Quiet Journey into Exascale Computing

September 17, 2023

As reported in the South China Morning Post HPC pioneer Jack Dongarra mentioned the lack of benchmarks from recent HPC systems built by China. “It’s a we Read more…

ASC23: Meet the Teams

May 18, 2023

The ASC23 cluster competition was held in a basketball stadium on the campus of the University of Science and Technology of China, located in Hefei, China – Read more…

ASC23: Tenth Anniversary Edition – Still the Toughest

May 17, 2023

The tenth edition of the Asian Supercomputing Challenge took place last week in Hefei, China, and it was tougher than ever. 24 university teams (20 on site, 4 Read more…

Japan’s Fugaku Tops Global Supercomputing Rankings

June 22, 2020

A new Top500 champ was unveiled today. Supercomputer Fugaku, the pride of Japan and the namesake of Mount Fuji, vaulted to the top of the 55th edition of the To Read more…

ASC16 Kicks Off in Wuhan, China: 16 Teams, $40k in Prizes

April 18, 2016

The fifth annual Asia Student Supercomputer Challenge (ASC16) got off to an exciting start this morning at the Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) in Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, China. Read more…

LINPACK’s ‘Companion Metric’ Gains Traction

July 15, 2015

The TOP500 organizers published their 45th twice-yearly list this week in tandem with ISC 2015 in Frankfurt, Germany. What is becoming increasingly clear, as o Read more…

Architectural Surprises Underpin New HPC Benchmark Results

December 1, 2014

One of the most heated debates in supercomputing circles over the last several years has been around the continued validity of the current basis of the Top 500 Read more…

New HPC Benchmark Delivers Promising Results

June 26, 2014

One of the undisputed themes at ISC14 was the continued speculation about how the Top500 Linpack benchmark will keep pace with evolving system and application d Read more…

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