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If you work from a small laptop on the scoot and need a larger screen than what the computer has by default, there are a few options out there. We went hands-on not long ago with the Lenovo LT1421 14-inch USB powered LCD for instance. Today a unused portable screen that gets power and connectivity from a USB harbour has launched ...
The computer, known as “K Computer,†is three times faster than a Chinese rival that previously held the top position, said Jack Dongarra, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville who keeps the official rankings of computer performance.
K, built by Fujitsu and located at the Riken Advanced Institute for Computational Science in Kobe, Japan, represents a giant leap forward in speed. It will also undoubtedly be a source of national pride for Japan, ...
Posted on June 20, 2011 | Tags: calculation, computing, CPU, Fujitsu, fujitsu k, FujitsuK, Japan, k, list, petaflop, processing, processor, ranking, Riken Advanced Institute for Computational Science, RikenAdvancedInstituteForComputationalScience, speed, supercomputer, top 500, top 500 supercomputer list, Top500, Top500SupercomputerList
Remember the K -- the Fujitsu supercomputer that promised to do a whopping ten petaflops by the year 2012? Well, it hasn't reached that threshold just yet, but according to the latest Top 500 supercomputer list, it's still faster than any other machine on Earth. In fact, the top-ranked beast is more powerful than the next five supercomputers combined, consumes enough ...
Posted on June 20, 2011 | Tags: calculation, computing, CPU, Fujitsu, fujitsu k, FujitsuK, Japan, k, list, petaflop, processing, processor, ranking, Riken Advanced Institute for Computational Science, RikenAdvancedInstituteForComputationalScience, speed, supercomputer, top 500, top 500 supercomputer list, Top500, Top500SupercomputerList
Last month, Intel increased the warranty period on solid-state drives in its SSD 320 range from the original three years to five years, making them the first consumer SSDs to have such a long warranty period. Now, Woodstock, Illinois-based Other World Computing (OWC) has taken a leaf out of Intel’s book and extended the warranty on its Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD line to five years. According to OWC, this move has made it “the industry’s first SandForce processor-based 6Gb/s SATA ...
Posted on June 07, 2011 | Tags: Build a PC, computing, Hardware, Mac, owc, pc, sata iii, solid state drive, SSD, Storage
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