SlashGear looked back at the supercomputers that had once been dubbed the most powerful in the world. To do that, facts and figures from Top 500, an internationally recognized body that ranks ...

It clocks in at 1.742 exaFLOPS. It has 11,000 compute nodes and 5.4375 petabytes of memory. It’s now the most powerful computer in the world, and it’s here to help build nukes.

Thuc Hoang, one of the women behind the El Capitan supercomputer, has just been awarded one of the highest honors bestowed on ...

Dell's most powerful computer under $1,000 might end up disappointing in some areas compared to its rivals. Even so, at a sale price of around $949, the Inspiron 3020 has some unique features that ...

For two years, the TaihuLight was the most powerful computer on the planet, completing operations at 93 petaflops. It has since fallen in its rankings as the progress of technology marches on.

IonQ has become the latest company to claim its quantum computer is more powerful than any other ... The remarkable tale of how humans nearly didn’t conquer the world. 10. Where does time ...

An exaflop is 1,000 petaflops, and there’s no computer that powerful in the world now. Not even close. For perspective, most consumer laptops operate at gigascale speeds, ...

At this time, it was not the most powerful supercomputer in the world. It had only reached the fifth spot in the Top 500 rankings but was officially the fastest ever produced in China.