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First Wave of Pascal GPUs Coming to European Supercomputer

April 20, 2016 Nicole Hemsoth Prickett 0

There are few international supercomputing hubs sporting the systems and software prowess of the Swiss National Supercomputing Center (CSCS), which started with large-scale vector machines in 1992 and moved through a series of other architectures and vendors; from NEC at the beginning, to IBM, and most recently, Cray. …

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