01.12.18 Personal Computing Europe enters race to build world-class supercomputers EU scientists are tired of borrowing foreign hardware for high-level research. By S. Dent, 01.12.18 save Save share
07.30.15 07.30.15 US wants the world's fastest supercomputer by 2025 The US wants an exascale computer by 2025 By D. Cooper, 07.30.15 save Save share View
08.08.14 08.08.14 Desktop-sized laser supercomputers could be coming by 2020 Small, eco-friendly optical supercomputers may soon be crunching quadrillions of calculations per... By S. Dent, 08.08.14 save Save share View
08.31.12 08.31.12 Intel opens up about its 'Knights Corner' supercomputer co-processor HotChips is the show where chip makers come to show off their latest slices of silicon, and Knight... By D. Cooper, 08.31.12 save Save share View
07.16.12 07.16.12 NVIDIA scores $12.4 million contract from the DOE to help FastForward exascale computing Sick and tired of waiting around for some exascale computing? So's the Department of Energy. The a... By B. Heater, 07.16.12 save Save share View
06.18.12 06.18.12 Intel christens its 'Many Integrated Core' products Xeon Phi, eyes exascale milestone Been wondering when the next big leap in high performance computing would hit? Well, Intel would l... By T. O'Brien, 06.18.12 save Save share View
04.02.12 04.02.12 IBM: 'We must build an Exascale computer before 2024' (video) ASTRON has enlisted the help of IBM to lead a five-year, $43 million project to develop and build... By D. Cooper, 04.02.12 save Save share View
06.20.11 06.20.11 Intel plans exascale computing by 2018, wants to make petaflops passé Sure, Fujitsu has a right to be proud of its K supercomputer -- performing over 8 petaflops with... By M. Gorman, 06.20.11 save Save share View
02.09.11 02.09.11 IBM's Mira supercomputer does ten petaflops with ease, inches us closer to exascale-class computing Say hello to the Blue Gene/Q, or if you're looking for something a bit less intimidating, "Mira." T... By D. Murph, 02.09.11 save Save share View
12.01.10 12.01.10 IBM breakthrough brings us one step closer to exascale computing, even more intense chess opponents The path to exascale computing is a long and windy one, and it's dangerously close to slipping into... By D. Murph, 12.01.10 save Save share View
