An Intel Paragon supercomputer in its cabinet, on display at the Computer History Museum Credit: Carlo Nardone/Computer History Museum The thing about multicomputers, though, is that scaling up ...

British chip designer Arm achieves a major milestone with a new system in Japan becoming the world's fastest supercomputer as Intel and AMD continue to duke it out over the x86 server space.

Supercomputers typically consume anywhere between 1 to 10 megawatts of power on average. Architectural and software innovations are critical in driving energy-aware HPC. Supercomputers have been ...

The Isambard-AI Supercomputer located at the National Composites Center in Bristol, UK, aims to be the one of the fastest 10 supercomputers in the world.