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Intel Aims For Zettaflops By 2027, Pushes Aurora Above 2 Exaflops

October 27, 2021 Timothy Prickett Morgan 10

Just because Intel is no longer interested in being a prime contractor on the largest supercomputing deals in the United States and Europe — China and Japan are drawing their own roadmaps and building their own architectures — does not mean that Intel does not have aspirations in HPC and AI supercomputing. …

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