FLOPS
| Measure of the speed at which a computer program can be run. |
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of performance, the Register notes, bringing each chip to 256 gigaflops, making the Power7 twice as fast per core as today's dual-core Power6 chips. Even customers who only want a few hundred gigaflops or a few teraflops of power are going to want the kind of bang for the buck that the designers of the Blue Gene/L prototype are bragging about. The WRF model, still under development, achieved 80 gigaflops on 512 TCS processors. |
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