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For some context, the U.S. foremost supercomputer up to now was Titan, which had a theoretical peak of 27 petaflops at 8.2 MW. Summit has significant higher pe
by tntn 8y ago
For some context, the U.S. foremost supercomputer up to now was Titan, which had a theoretical peak of 27 petaflops at 8.2 MW.
Summit has significant higher peak performance at slightly higher power. It also has significantly fewer nodes, with higher performance per node.
- SkyMarshal 8y agoThanks, was looking for this info in both the article and the HN comments. It's not in the article, had to scroll halfway of the way down the comments to find it.