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China has an exaflop supercomputer budget of $150 million to $300 million. The exaflop supercomputer could be built as early as 2019. It is to be built in Shandong province coast as soon as 2019 to ...

The US Department of Energy is paying $500 million for the Aurora exaflop supercomputer to be built by Intel and Cray in 2021. Aurora will perform regular supercomputer research and artificial ...

Folding@home has done what IT vendors and the federal government have been racing to do – break the exaFLOP barrier – and the crowdsourced distributed-computing program did it while fighting ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. The Folding@Home project has now reached a new power level, as both the public and companies have given their spare compute power to the project in an ...

The United States is still home to five of the top ten highest performing super computers in the world, but the fastest system currently resides in China and President Obama wants to change that. The ...

Computer manufacturer Atos has named its first customer for Bull sequana, a supercomputer design it hopes will reach exaflop levels of performance by 2020. Atos is building the computer for the French ...

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? Find God? We may be about to ...

AMD, Intel, and Nvidia all love to talk about their supercomputer wins. Winning a supercomputer contract doesn't just represent a few thousand CPU or GPU sales -- it gives the company in question ...

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Now that IBM has broken supercomputing’s petaflop barrier with its Roadrunner system, capable of more than one thousand trillion (one quadrillion) sustained floating-point operations per second, ...