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Nuts & Volts Magazine (May 2005)

SUPERCOMPUTING: In The New Millennium

By David Geer    View In Digital Edition  


Do you think your computer is fast? It’s a top-of-the-line system with all of the optional bells and whistles, bought at the best store in town, no expense spared, so it should be fast, indeed. However, it can’t be classified as a supercomputer the same way Superman can’t be classified as a mere mortal man.

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