Achieving an exaflop computer by 2015 was examined earlier and also creating a SETI@home collection of distributed computers with an exaflop of compute power in 2010-2011. Folding@Home is the largest ...

To develop an exaflop computer, a thousand times faster than today's fastest supercomputers, the government agency is tapping chipmakers Intel and Nvidia, among others.

Exaflop computer studies April 7, 2017 February 25, 2008 by Brian Wang $7.4 million in funding has been provided for researchers at Sandia and Oak Ridge National Laboratories to look at issues for ...

An exaFLOP is one quintillion (10 18) floating-point operations per second, or 1,000 petaFLOPS. To match what a one exaFLOP computer system can do in just one second, ...

ExaFLOP supercomputers will perform a billion, billion operations every second Exascale computer would be 1,000 times faster than today's quickest machines Issues over power consumption remain ...

“To match what a one exaFLOP computer system can do in just one second, you’d have to perform one calculation every second for 31,688,765,000 years,” Network World wrote. At Tesla’s AI Day ...

But the Tianhe-1A uses strictly conventional computer technology, assembled from over 14,000 Intel Xeon 5670-series x86 processors and 7,000 nVidia Tesla GPUs using a custom high-speed ...

The fastest super computers of today top out in the 27 – 54 Petaflop range (theoretical peaks), so shooting for 1 exaflop is a lofty goal indeed. If Moore’s Law holds out for the next few ...

What could you do with an exaflop computer — one that could perform a quintillion calculations a second? Cure cancer? Map out the entire future history of climate change?

Imagine trying to manage a computer system the size of a basketball court that uses as much power as a small town and needs its own small water utility company to cool its systems. ... “At this point ...

A new era in computing that will see machines perform at least 1,000 times faster than today’s most powerful supercomputers is almost upon us. By the end of the decade, exaFLOP computers are ...