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INL has 365th fastest supercomputer (access required)

by Brad Iverson-Long

Published: November 13,2012

Tags: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Idaho National Laboratory’s Fission supercomputer was one of the 100 fastest in the world just 17 months ago, but in an era of constant technological improvements, it has dropped to 365th on the latest Top500 list released Nov. 12 by researchers in Germany and the United States. While it dropped in the rankings, the supercomputer still ...
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