FLOPS
| Measure of the speed at which a computer program can be run. |
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lt;p>This new supercomputer's peak performance of about 726 GFLOPS won't put it on the Top500 supercomputer list, but that's not the point of the machine, SGI says. On October 25, NEC announced the launch of the latest vector supercomputer in the SX Series, SX-9, featuring the world's first CPU capable of a peak vector performance in excess of 100 GFLOPS. has unveiled the breakthrough PowerStream(R) 6600 multicomputer, with 716 PowerPC GFLOPS of compute performance in a conduction-cooled enclosure, to enable powerful sensor computing on the move. |
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