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Article #722231Re: Worlds fastest computer: Was <no subject>
From: badbri
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 1997 00:00
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Jester wrote: > Chris Leung (Grge...@silcon.com) wrote: > : Isn't the fastest computer right now the Omega Red.. the Pentagon > has it. > : Consisting of 2 terrabytes of storage and LOTs of PPros...? > > According to PC Magazine (and on campus rumour), Prof. John MacDonald > here at RPI was given a $1 million grant from the DoD to build a > supercomputer > based off of his fast RISC design (supposedly able to reach 16Ghz on > each > chip). They said that this would smoke the parallel PPro machines by > many > hundreds oftimes over. Definately a UNIX machine.
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