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Titan to become world's fastest supercomputer

Summary: The U.S. Department for Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory is ready flip the on switch on what is expected to be the world's fasted supercomputer which promises a speed reaching 20 petaflops per second.

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Titan allows the CPUs and the GPUs tp maximize the efficiency of applications to exploit their strengths.

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  • Standards

    How about some proof reading?!? "Department for Energy's", "is ready flip", "the world's fasted supercomputer". Why is there such a lower standard online? This really reduces the value of the article in my mind.
    Atomitod
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  • Are the Jaguar parts going to end up on EBay?

    I don't need the fastest...
    happyharry_z
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