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    Supercomputer Simulations And Traumatic Brain Injury Patients Studied To Improve Helm

    Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories and the University of New Mexico are comparing supercomputer simulations of blast waves on the brain with clinical studies of veterans suffering from mild traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) to help improve helmet designs. Paul Taylor and John Ludwigsen of...
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    America's Titan Supercomputer Is the Fastest in the World

    Cray's Titan supercomputer has snatched the title of world's fastest from the National Nuclear Security Administration's Sequoia—and it's cray fast, as you might expect. More »
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    Supercomputer Genius Watson Is Headed for the Cloud [Supercomputers]

    Watson, the Jeopardy-winning supercomputer developed by IBM, could become a cloud-based service that people can consult on a wide range of issues, the company announced last week. "Watson is going to be an advisor and an assistant to all kinds of professional decision-makers, starting in...
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    Meet the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, the World's First Supercomputer Tablet [Andr

    When Apple's Power Mac G4 came out it was classified as a super computer. It had dual-processors! What would the people of the past have made of this tablet computer, which is the first to have a quad-core processor? More »
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    Cray to add NVIDIA GPUs to the Cray XE6 Supercomputer

    The combination of Cray's new Gemini system interconnect featured in the Cray XE6 system paired with NVIDIA GPUs will give Cray XE6 customers a powerful combination of scalability and production-quality GPU-based high performance computing.
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    NIWA installs new IBM Supercomputer FitzRoy

    One of the most powerful supercomputers of its kind has been switched on at the National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research (NIWA).
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    Using Argonne's Supercomputer To Drive Discovery And Innovation

    The Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF), located at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory, has run over two billion processor-hours of computations at a mind-boggling speed of over 557 trillion calculations a second as it enables scientists and engineers to...
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    Most powerful supercomputer in the world powered by six-core AMD Opteron processor

    This mission-critical Cray XT5 system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) was recently upgraded from quad- to six-Core AMD Opteron processors and delivers 2.3 petaflop/s theoretical peak performance and 1.75 petaflop/s performance on the Linpack benchmark.
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    SGI unveils Octane III Personal Supercomputer

    Octane III supports Microsoft HPC Server 2008, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating systems. Linux configurations include SGI ProPack and ISLE cluster management software.
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    SGI's 'Personal Supercomputer' Handles 80 Cores, 1TB of RAM [Sgi]

    SGI's Octane II is a "personal supercomputer," which isn't to say it's designed for you to play video games and check your email on. It's just a supercomputer that garage physicists might be able to save up for. Octane III is office-ready with a pedestal, one-by-two-foot form factor...
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    NIWA selects IBM to provide new supercomputer

    The National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research (NIWA) and IBM have announced a multi-million dollar partnership where NIWA will purchase one of the world's most powerful supercomputers for use in environmental forecasting.
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    BMW Level 10 PC Case Is Art Deco Cray Supercomputer [Vrrrrommm]

    I don't know how Level 10 works, but apparently this PC case—designed by BMW DesignworksUSA for Thermaltake—is real. It looks like the son of a Terminator and a Cray supercomputer conceived in Miami. Apparently it's aimed at gamers, with some of the components—like the drive units—mounted out...
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    BMW Level 10 PC Case Is Art Deco Cray Supercomputer [Vrrrrommm]

    I don't know how Level 10 works, but apparently this PC case—designed by BMW DesignworksUSA for Thermaltake—is real. It looks like the son of a Terminator and a Cray supercomputer conceived in Miami. Apparently it's aimed at gamers, with some of the components—like the drive units—mounted out...
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