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China's Sunway unveils new CPUs with a maximum FP64 throughput of 13.8 TFLOPS, which could let China build high-performance supercomputers despite US sanctions

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  • @pstasiatech Paul Triolo on x
    China's secretive Sunway Pro CPU quadruples performance over its predecessor, allowing the supercomputer to hit exaflop speeds | Tom's Hardware https://www.tomshardware.com/ ...
  • @wmhuo168 William Huo on x
    “China made an Exascale Supercomputers out of old 14 nanometers tech.” Now just imagine China making use of the 7nm tech that relaunch Huawei on its supercomputers. https://www.tomshardware.com/ ...
  • @tphuang @tphuang on x
    New Sunway OceanLight supercomputer unveiled as #2 in TOP500 list (behind only Frontier @ Oak Ridge) Built w/ SW26010-Pro, which have 6 core groups of 65 cores -> 390-core processors (55.296 TFLOPS) & 96 GB DRAM 56.25 GB/s network connects 100k chips & 41m-cores Interesting... [i…
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    China's secretive Sunway Pro CPU quadruples performance over its predecessor, allowing the supercomputer to hit exaflop speeds
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    China's secretive Sunway Pro CPU quadruples performance over its predecessor, allowing the supercomputer to hit exaflop speeds