A supercomputer is defined as any computer having at least 10 times the performance of the fastest standard model of computer available at that time. The first machines meeting this definition and thus can be referred to as supercomputers were:
Note: the above dates are date of delivery, most of these projects were started 3 to 5 years before delivery. The date of invention would be shortly after the beginning of the project.
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The first 4 machines commonly considered supercomputers are:IBM NORCUnivac LARCIBM Stretch 7030CDC 6600Except for the CDC 6600, invented by Seymour Cray, none of these had a single definite inventor.
These computers are of significant size and cost millions of dollars.
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A supercomputer generates a lot of heat, so it needs air conditioning to compensate, otherwise it would overheat the room and burn itself up.
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i think latest supercomputer is "road runner".
Seymour Cray invented supercomputer. In 1960s a series of computers at Control Data Corporation (CDC) were designed by Seymour Cray to use innovative designs and parallelism to achieve superior computational peak performance. The CDC 6600, released in 1964, is generally considered the first supercomputer.
This cannot really be answered because the term supercomputer is relative to the era. However, the term supercomputer started in common use in early 1980's when everyone was racing to show how fast their computers were. In the 1980's, the fastest supercomputer when this term was first in regular use was a Cray computer. This is not something that was discovered or invented, but developed by many over time.
The MacBook is a great computer but it would not be officially classed as a SuperComputer.
The first 4 machines commonly considered supercomputers are:IBM NORCUnivac LARCIBM Stretch 7030CDC 6600Except for the CDC 6600, invented by Seymour Cray, none of these had a single definite inventor.
San Diego Supercomputer Center was created in 1985.
Given similar technology the supercomputer is faster, by definition.