AI, blockchain, servers, smartphones and more: Research round-up
We summarise the charts that tell the tech story of the past month.
Japan's K Computer took first place as the top-performing supercomputer in the world as determined by the Top500 Supercomputing List.
(Credit: Riken)
The K Computer's performance of 8.162 petaflops was more than three times higher than the second-place and former title-holder, the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin China, which maxed out at 2.566 petaflops.
Caption by: Larry Dignan
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