supercomputer的意思|supercomputer的解释-里氏词典

supercomputer

[计] 巨型计算机, 巨型机, 超级计算机

supercomputer

[ noun ]
a mainframe computer that is one of the most powerful available at a given time
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The University of Pittsburgh center, which now has a Cray X/MP-48 supercomputer, has agreed to trade in that machine for Cray's new Y/MP-832 machine, which Cray says is the world's most powerful computer.
The new plant, which may be operational by mid-1990, initially would produce the Cray-3, a supercomputer still being developed.
The equivalent of a Cray supercomputer, with a video screen, will eventually sit in your living room.
Analysts say the company has an advantage because it offers a much wider selection of supercomputer software than the Japanese competitors do.
But the supercomputer industry is riven over Darpa's approach.
NEC's new European supercomputer division, based in Cologne, Germany, hopes to sell 30 of the company's new SX-3 supercomputers over the next four years, company officials said.
Gandhi thanked former President Ronald Reagan for his interest in the project and helping India get its first supercomputer.
Control Data closed its ETA supercomputer subsidiary April 17, saying it could not afford to continue funding the money-loser, which was competing with industry leader Cray.
Researchers from those schools will be able to use the supercomputer from their campuses.
The 64-bit word length is what entitles Intel to call the N-10 a supercomputer on a chip, because mainframes and supercomputers also use 64-bit words.
He said the company's introduction of a new, smaller supercomputer was an example of how the company was developing outward from its original focus on the most powerful computers.
Cray is the world's largest supercomputer maker, but NEC threw America's long-term dominance of the industry into question in April when it announced it will introduce the world's fastest supercomputer next year.
Cray is the world's largest supercomputer maker, but NEC threw America's long-term dominance of the industry into question in April when it announced it will introduce the world's fastest supercomputer next year.
Software for the Cyber 205, Control Data's aging first-generation supercomputer, will be compatible with ETA's machines.
The supercomputer is costing Cray Research about $10 million a quarter to complete and is over budget, Mr. Gumucio said.
The emergence of two new kinds of supercomputer - minisupercomputers and massively parallel machines, which offer much of the performance of a conventional supercomputer at a fraction of the cost - have opened new markets for supercomputing.
The emergence of two new kinds of supercomputer - minisupercomputers and massively parallel machines, which offer much of the performance of a conventional supercomputer at a fraction of the cost - have opened new markets for supercomputing.
Noting that Cray doesn't have a low-end supercomputer to compete with the likes of Convex Computer Corp. and International Business Machines Corp., Mr. Luber said such a machine would be necessary "to get things back on line here."
Cray's stock plunged to 5 3/4 from 10 7/8 after Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory canceled a contract for one of its $30 million supercomputer systems.
The university is one of the three Israeli institutions seeking to buy a supercomputer, said another source.
Honeywell said its cuts would be accomplished mainly by layoffs. It said business shrank when Control Data Corp. closed its ETA Systems supercomputer company and stopped buying chips for the machines.
"At one time, a multi-million dollar supercomputer was the only practical machine for solving a large class of sophisticated finite element analysis problems," said Joe Santoro, a manager in Westinghouse's nuclear and advanced technology division.
"Are they (supercomputer concessions) all we want?"
A "supercomputer on a chip" developed by Intel Corp. and hailed as a technical marvel by engineers will be offered as the basis for a new line of high-speed computers, a senior Intel executive said.
In March, the company announced it was ending internal funding of research on a new, massively parallel supercomputer.
Yesterday's announcement shouldn't immediately have much effect on the supercomputer market.
But the unit has found success with the lowest-priced supercomputer on the market, an air-cooled machine that sells for less than $1 million.
And a 16-year-old junior led a four-student team to victory over 1,500 schools in a rigorous nationwide competition for a $1 million supercomputer last month.
The Cornell supercomputer has a very large memory, which was necessary to handle all the additional details of the evaluations, including all the relatives of milk cows, he said.
Proponents of the sale argue that it is beneficial for U.S. manufacturers and that Israel could develop nuclear bombs without the supercomputer, although it would take longer.

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