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- noun computing 1018
floating-point operations persecond .
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"The next speed is 'exaflop' - 10 to the 18th power."
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"The next speed is 'exaflop' - 10 to the 18th power."
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"The next speed is 'exaflop' - 10 to the 18th power."
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"The next speed is 'exaflop' - 10 to the 18th power."
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But when Roadrunner broke the petaflop record last year, capable of more than one thousand trillion (one quadrillion) sustained floating-point operations per second, it brought supercomputers into a new territory, the exaflop, which is a million trillion calculations, or a quntillion, per second -- a thousand times faster than a petaflop.
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Other companies, notably IBM, and numerous scientific research centers are also working to bring supercomputers and HPC machines into the "exaflop" era.
ACM TechNews 2009
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Other companies, notably IBM, and numerous scientific research centers are also working to bring supercomputers and HPC machines into the "exaflop" era.
eWeek - RSS Feeds 2009
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And the United States is embarking on an effort to reach an exaflop, or one million trillion mathematical operations in a second, sometime before the end of the decade, though most computer scientists say the necessary technologies do not yet exist.
NYT > Home Page By JOHN MARKOFF 2011
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And the United States is embarking on an effort to reach an exaflop, or one million trillion mathematical operations in a second, sometime before the end of the decade, though most computer scientists say the necessary technologies do not yet exist.
NYT > Global Home By JOHN MARKOFF 2011
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And the United States is embarking on an effort to reach an exaflop, or one million trillion mathematical operations in a second, sometime before the end of the decade, though most computer scientists say the necessary technologies do not yet exist.
NYT > Home Page By JOHN MARKOFF 2011
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The Aurora computer will have the performance of one "exaFLOP," which is equal to a quintillion floating point computations per second, according to a press release and briefing from Intel.
Meet Aurora, soon to be the most powerful supercomputer in the U.S. Andrew Freedman 2019
john commented on the word exaflop
See petaflop.
June 9, 2008