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Japanese lab adds cluster supercomputer from Linux Networx







Japanese lab adds cluster supercomputer
from Linux Networx

Japanese lab adds cluster supercomputer
from Linux Networx
04/09/2004 05:24 PM

A Japanese national laboratory is adding a 3.182-TFLOPS, 556-processor supercomputer from Linux Networx to its 11-TFLOPS Supercluster supercomputer system.




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