Fujitsu's ARM-based exascale supercomputer put back by two years
Fujitsu hits challenges in shift from Oracle Sparc architecture to ARM
Fujitsu has admitted that its 1,000 petaflop ARM-powered supercomputer, dubbed Post-K, is likely to be delayed for at least a year - and could possibly be two years late. The supercomputer, intended...
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