The World Has a New Most Powerful Supercomputer. It’s Going to Build Nukes
The newly unveiled El Capitan system can perform more than 1.7 quintillion floating point operations per second.
AMD And HPE Unveil El Capitan, World’s Most Powerful Supercomputer With Over 11M Cores
El Capitan was built by HPE and features over 11M cores by way of AMD's EPYC processors a MI300A AI accelerators.
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El Capitan with AMD Instinct MI300A APU Becomes Second AMD Supercomputer to Surpass Exascale Barrier, Placing #1 on Top500 list
Today, AMD showcased its ongoing high performance computing (HPC) leadership at Supercomputing 2024 by powering the world’s ...
SilverStone's retro beige PC case is going from April Fools' joke to actual product
The SilverStone FLP01 made quite the impression when it was shared on X for April Fools' Day 2023. Loosely modeled after ...
Poland’s Defence Minister Slams Zelensky Over Aid Criticism, Says Ukraine Has "Short Memory"
Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz has criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for accusing Poland of not providing enough aid in the war with Russia. Zelensky had claimed in ...
RISC-V motherboard for Framework 13 laptops and mini-PCs starts at $199 – quad-core RISC-V CPU and 8GB of RAM included
RISC-V company DeepComputing launches a $199 motherboard that’s ready out-of-the-box for the Framework 13 laptop and mini PCs ...
NEC supercomputer combines Intel Xeon and AMD Instinct accelerators to nearly triple performance
NEC this week announced that it had been selected to develop a next-generation supercomputer for Japan's National Institutes ...
NEC's 40.4-petaflop supercomputer unites Intel Xeon CPUs and AMD Instinct accelerators
NEC revealed the specifics of the supercomputer, which is set to go into operation in July 2025 at the Rokkasho Institute for ...
Memory makers likely to see recovery in second half of 2025: Citi
Producers of dynamic random access memory, or DRAM, which includes Micron Technology, Samsung and SK Hynix, should see ...