g_ahrendt@vaxa.uwa.oz (Gunter Ahrendt) (06/08/90)
> ===QCDPAX attained 12.25 GFLOPS peak speed=== > > Parallel Computer QCDPAX has reached the world-fastest(probably) > effective speed in scientific calculations. If any computer can > exceed the speed of QCDPAX, please let us know. > > ... The Thinking Machines MEGA project is planned to achieve somewhere around 1 TFLOPS, i remember seeing an article posted somewhere (here?). I'd like to here how that project is advancing ;)
lerici@super.ORG (Peter W. Brewer) (06/09/90)
In article <1990Jun8.102439.1875@vaxa.uwa.oz> g_ahrendt@vaxa.uwa.oz (Gunter Ahrendt) writes: >> ===QCDPAX attained 12.25 GFLOPS peak speed=== >The Thinking Machines MEGA project is planned to achieve somewhere around >1 TFLOPS, i remember seeing an article posted somewhere (here?). I'd like to >here how that project is advancing ;) I just read in Parallelogram that Steve Wallach now believes in Massively Parallel processing and has started a project based on some 'new' ideas he has ;-). Lets all jump on the band wagon.. isn't anyone going to defend those vectors? Who will the fickle lady TeraFlop allow to court her? -- Peter -- Peter Brewer |||| ||||| ||||||||| |||||| //|||||\ |||||| lerici@super.org || ||__ || || || || || THE Supercomputing || || ||^^^^^^\\ || || || Research Center ~~~ |||||||| ||||| || || ||||| \\|||||/ ||||||