From: Doug Bailey (Doug.Bailey@ey.com)
Date: Thu Jan 14 1999 - 11:55:52 MST
>From IDG:
CHINA UNVEILS NEW SUPERCOMPUTER
(Source: Computerworld Hong Kong) Chinas National Research
Center for Intelligent Computing Systems has developed a
supercomputer capable of processing 20 billion floating point
operations per second (20 Gflops), according to a Mainland press
report.
http://www.idg.net/go.cgi?id=45993
Sandia's serendipitously named ASCI Red must now play second
fiddle to China's Dawning 2000-I system. The "China Machine"
has a peak performance of 20 Gflops. That would beat ASCI's
18.3 Gflop r/peak on the LINPACK benchmark. Anyone know what
HP's Teramac machine's R/peak is? Does the LINPACK benchmark
even capture the capability of a quantum computer?
Doug Bailey
doug.bailey@ey.com
nanotech@cwix.com
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