Met Office forecasts £2bn benefits from new £97m Cray supercomputer
Machine will be capable of more than 16,000 trillion calculations per second
The Met Office will have its weather-predicting supercomputer operational by September 2015
The Met Office is to take delivery of a 140-tonne £97m Cray supercomputer in a bid to improve the accuracy of its weather forecasts and yield £2bn worth of socio-economic benefits in the process. The...
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