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Japan Plans Super-Efficient AI Supercomputer
November 28, 2016
Japan intends to deploy a 130-petaflops (half-precision) supercomputer by early 2018 as part of a 19.5 billion yen ($173 million) project called ABCI (for AI Read more…
Obama Announces New Working Group on US Semiconductor Industry
November 2, 2016
On Monday President Obama announced the formation of a working group to examine methods for guarding and strengthening the U.S. semiconductor industry. It’s not clear the U.S. chip industry is in trouble but certainly efforts abroad are gaining steam. Notably China is focusing on developing its own chips – not least in response to export restrictions on select U.S. chips to China. Also, Fujitsu has announced its post K machine will be ARM-based. Read more…
TOP500 Trends That Cannot Be Ignored
November 16, 2015
The 46th edition of the twice-yearly TOP500 list is hot off the presses and while there's not much to break the monotony at the peak, this is in many ways a pi Read more…
Europeans Go Local for Cloud
January 17, 2012
Citing privacy concerns, European countries move to strengthen domestic cloud markets. Read more…
Thoughts on a US-Chinese HPC Partnership
April 13, 2011
An ORNL representative addresses the idea of a US-Chinese supercomputing alliance. Read more…
US in Line to Win Back Supercomputing Title in 2012
November 11, 2010
The US-China supercomputing race exemplifies the classic turtle versus hare fable. Read more…
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