Latest Top500 Supercomputer List Includes Fewer Life Science Systems as Entry Level Rises to 20 Tflops
December 04, 2009
Latest Top500 Supercomputer List Includes Fewer Life Science Systems as Entry Level Rises to 20 Tflops
The 97.1-teraflop, 18,176-core "Chinook" HP cluster at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory remains the top life science machine on the twice-yearly ranking of the world's fastest supercomputers.
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