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New framework for supercomputers could enable performance to reach exascale level, claim researchers

14 November 2018 • 2 min read

'Key value systems' could improve HPC flexibility and performance

Researchers claim to have devised a new framework that could help supercomputing to reach exascale levels of performance. 'Key value systems' can be used to enable high performance computing (H...

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