The current non-quantum record holder should be called neoclassical. Summit. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summit_(supercomputer) …
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imagine a beowulf cluster of those things
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All modern massively parallel machines have chips/GPUs that are used in PCs. The ethernet connections between nodes are probably less common. In that sense they are all PC-grade hardware. Not sure what you're looking for; but the Chinese ones may qualify.
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May be a bit late in this era of small attention spans. But here's a talk that discusses some of the developments.https://youtu.be/vIj9bRmJMV4?t=1611 …
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Probably the Earth Simulator? 2002. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_Simulator … Also depends on how you define "powerful". For some specific tasks (eg lattice QCD) maybe the fastest machines still use custom hardware?
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