Janelia Farm, Georgia Tech Systems Bio Center Join Ranks of World's Fastest Supercomputers
June 04, 2010
Janelia Farm, Georgia Tech Systems Bio Center Join Ranks of World's Fastest Supercomputers
The new systems include an 8,640-core system at the Georgia Institute of Technology's Center for the Study of Systems Biology and a 4,000-core Dell system called "Gladiator" that was installed on the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm Campus.
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