The Top 500 supercomputers have one thing in common: They all run on Linux
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The Top 500 supercomputers have one thing in common: They all run on Linux
1:01 / November 26, 2019

The new list of the world's fastest computers -- supercomputing's Top 500 -- is out, and every one runs faster than a petaflop using Linux.

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