Supercomputers have certain distinguishing features. Unlike conventional computers, they usually have more than one CPU (central processing unit), which contains circuits for interpreting program instructions and executing arithmetic and logic operations in proper sequence. The use of several CPUs to achieve high computational rates is necessitated by the physical limits of circuit technology. Electronic signals cannot travel faster than the speed of light, which thus constitutes a fundamental speed limit for signal transmission and circuit switching. This limit has almost been reached, owing to miniaturization of circuit components, dramatic reduction in the length of wires connecting circuit boards, and innovation in cooling techniques (e.g., in various supercomputer systems, processor and memory circuits are immersed in a cryogenic fluid to achieve the low temperatures at which they operate fastest). Rapid retrieval of stored data and instructions is required to support the extremely high computational speed of CPUs. Therefore, most supercomputers have a very large storage capacity, as well as a very fast input/output capability.
yes at nust we have the fastest supercomputer
easy in a very super way !
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A super computer is more expensive.
father of super computer in India
PARAM PADMA is the name of the first super computer.
there r only 9 super computers in the word
A supercomputer refers to a computer that has a contemporary processing capacity. Some of the names of the super computers include: Stampede, Vulcan, Pangea, Jarvice, and Hopper.
Baby and his supercomputer i cant remember his name but he was in the movie plan to eradicate the super saiyans
Considering the fact a Mac is often slower than a normal PC and a average super computer is roughly the speed of around 100 PCs. A supercomputer is an extremely large amount more powerful than a Mac.
i think latest supercomputer is "road runner".
In June 2014 the world's fastest supercomputer was Tianhe-2, a supercomputer developed by China's National University of Defense Technology. This checked out at 33.86 Pflop/s (quadrillions of calculations per second) on the Linpack benchmark.