 What it is  Use  Similar products  Cost  Supercomputer – “Stampede”  Two kinds of INTEL processor › 12,000 eight-core Xeon E5 processors › Intel’s.

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 What it is  Use  Similar products  Cost

 Supercomputer – “Stampede”  Two kinds of INTEL processor › 12,000 eight-core Xeon E5 processors › Intel’s newest MIC chips

 Run bigger simulations  Test theories  Research studies  Perform 10 quadrillion operations per sec  Uses 9 megawatts of power per year

 The Lonestars  Ranger System  IBM's massive Watson computer  The K computer › World's Fastest Computer

 $27 million grant from the National Science Foundation

Rubin, Joshua. "Texas university to build powerful supercomputer." CNN Tech. N.p., 22 Sept Web. 25 Sept