The world's top 5 supercomputers
The list of the world's fastest supercomputer has been
published. Top 5 companies publish the list of the best 3 supercomputer in
speed trials twice a year. Top 5 published a report on the Lynpack benchmark
survey with the help of German and US experts.
The list of the world's fastest supercomputer has been
published. Twice a year, the top 5 companies publish the list of the best 3
supercomputer in motion. Top 5 published a report on the Lynpack benchmark
survey with the help of German and US experts. Report on the top 5
supercomputer in the list:
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| Summit. Photo: Top 5 |
Summit: Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the US Department
of Energy unveiled last June. It is now the world's most powerful and talented
supercomputer. The Oak Ridge team says the system cost $ 20 million to build.
It is the first supercomputer, specially designed for use in artificial
intelligence applications. This supercomputer made by IBM is 9.5 x petaflop
speed.
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| Sierra. Pictures. Top 5 |
Sierra: The Sierra Super Computer made by IBM is second on
the list of the fastest supercomputers. It is located in the Lawrence Livemore
National Laboratory in the United States. It has a speed of 9.5 petaflop. (1
petaflop = 1 thousand teraflops or 1 million gigaflops).
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| Sunway Tahaualite. Photo: Top 5 |
Sunway TaiHuLight: China's Sunway TaiHuLight was at the top
of the list in the top 5 as the world's fastest and most powerful computing
computer machine in the world. The supercomputer at the country's National
Super Computing Center is at number three on the list this year. The
supercomputer built by the National Research Center of Parallel Computer
Engineering and Technology in China has a 6-petalflop speed.
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| Tianhe-2A (Milkyway-2A). Photo: Top 5 |
Tianhe-2A (Milkyway-2A): The computer at the Tianhe-2A
(Milkyway-2A), located in Guangzhou National Supercomputer Center, China, is
fourth on the list. The supercomputer built by the National University of
Defense Technology of China has a speed of 9.5 peta flop.
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Frontera. Photo: Top 5
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| Pies dent Photo: Top 5 |
Piz Dent: Switzerland's Piz Dent Super Computer is ranked
sixth in the list of fastest supercomputers in the world. The supercomputer
located at the Swiss National Super Computing Center in Lugano is essentially a
Cray XAC3 supercomputer. As one of the most powerful systems in Europe, this
supercomputer can work at a speed of 2 at 2 Petaflop.
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Trinity. Photo: Top 5
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Trinity: The United States is ranked seventh in the list of
fastest supercomputers in the world. It has a speed of 2 decimal 2 petaflops.
It was installed at Los Alamos National Laboratory and Sandia National
Laboratory in the United States.
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ABCI. Photo: Top 5
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ABCI: Japan's supercomputer ABCI is ranked eighth in the top
ten of the fastest supercomputers. It was established at the National Institute
of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan. The AI bridging cloud
infrastructure (ABCI) system, made by Fujitsu, has a 1.35 petaflop speed.
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SuperMUC-NG. Photo: Top 5
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SuperMUC-NG: A supercomputer named superMUC-NG is in the
list of top supercomputers in Germany. It is located in the Lebanese Super
Computing Center. This supercomputer made by Lenovo uses an Intel Platinum Zion
processor. It has a speed of 9.5 petaflop.
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Lassen. Photo: Top 5
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Lassen: The list of the top 5 supercomputers is listed at
number 5 in the United States Lawrence Livemore National Laboratory. It has a
speed of 2 decimals. IBM has made it as another computer as the Sierra system.
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