BioExchange: IBM's `Blue Gene' Supercomputer to Top ASCI White

J.W. Bizzaro • August 28, 2001

BioExchange: IBM's `Blue Gene' Supercomputer to Top ASCI White
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``Only a week after unveiling the world's fastest supercomputer, dubbed ASCI White, IBM said Wednesday that a new collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy would help produce one that is expected to be about 80 times faster.

``The new machine, called Blue Gene, has been in the works since late 1998 and will use chips that run on processors with both memory and communications circuits, called `cells.' When finished, it is expected to be capable of 1,000 trillion calculations per second – 1,000 teraflops, or 1 petaflop.''

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URGENT!!!!

Submitted by Nobody ; posted on Tuesday, September 9, 2003

<h1>URGENT!!!</H1> i am a CS student in Pakistan we are planning to take this blue gene project's simulation as a Final Research Thesis(Final Project) of the BS program of Computer Science all suggestions heartly welcome gharchalo@yahoo.com pleae all reply with comments

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