Four years in the making, IBM scientists from the U.S., Germany, Switzerland, France, Ireland, Israel, Brazil and Canada worked to build the system. #IBMSummitpic.twitter.com/lLZHsCcodb
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Announcing Summit, the world's most powerful supercomputer, built for the #AI era, and capable of an estimated 200,000 trillion calculations per second. https://ibm.co/2JxZVTd #IBMSummitpic.twitter.com/dxw3JkllqF
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@ENERGY and housed at@ORNL, Summit will be used to drive major scientific advances, such as cancer and genetics research, climate science, and nuclear physics.#IBMSummitpic.twitter.com/juETn2RpVr
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Summit’s file system can store 250 petabytes of data, or the equivalent of 74 years of high definition video.
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340 tons: Summit’s cabinets, file system, and overhead infrastructure weigh more than a large commercial aircraft.
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Summit takes up the space of two tennis courts and is connected by enough high speed fiber optic cable to stretch from Knoxville to Nashville.
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Chuckled at the name!
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No doubt that compute power and capacity will fit in your hand in 15-20 years
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Let's correct that estimation for compute power as 3-4 years.
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