Fujitsu Start Shipping Next-Gen Supercomputer
By Akihabara News Team - [29/9/2010 - 07:14] - 
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From tech world power Japan comes news of a new super computer, the Kei. The first of the eight hundred individual modules that will be linked together to create this “next generation” supercomputer were shipped today from [...]
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Fujitsu to let developers test Software free of charge
By Akihabara News Team - [6/7/2010 - 05:10] - 0 - Software
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According to Yahoo News, Fujitsu Ltd will allow software developers to run their programs on its hardware free of charge so that they can examine performance. This decision has been reported as a strategy to boost sales of its low-priced supercomputers.
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Japan’s first Petaflop Supercomputer “Tsubame 2.0″ to be launched this Autumn
By Akihabara News Team - [24/6/2010 - 05:06] - 2 - Desktop
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The super-computer Tsubame 2.0 has been developed by the Tokyo Institute of Technology in collaboration with NEC and HP. It promises a 2.39 petaflops of computing capacity (30 times higher than its predecessor Tsubame 1.0) thanks to so[...]
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Fujitsu unveils next-gen Supercomputer to reach 10 petaflop at Fujitsu Forum.
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [13/5/2010 - 04:56] - 1 - Science
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Behold Fujitsu next-generation Supercomputer powered by 2Ghz 8Cores SPARC64 VIIIfx CPUs. Targeting to reach the mythical 10 petaflop barrier for 2010, our next gen Supercomputer offers in 1 rack only 100 SPARC64 VIIIfx CPUs, and to giv[...]
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Fujitsu & Japan Atomic Energy Agency: Fastest Supercomputer in Japan
By Akihabara News Team - [1/3/2010 - 03:19] - 0 - Desktop
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Announced today, the new hybrid supercomputer system that is composed of 3 computational server systems achieved the fastest performance in Japan with 186.1 teraflops (one trillion floating point operations per second) based on the LIN[...]
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Japan’s NEC boasts the world’s most powerful computer – 839 Teraflops
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [27/10/2007 - 09:52] - 1 - Pc
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Japan’s NEC Corp. on Thursday announced the launch of what it called the world’s most powerful supercomputer on the market, meant for advanced use in the sciences. Since the 1970s, major computer makers such as NEC, Fujitsu[...]
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Sharath - [27/05/2012 - 16:18]