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Crusher mini supercomputer: Image Credit: ORNL
A miniature version of the USA's upcoming $600 million Frontier supercomputer is now up and running and producing 'highly impressive' results.
Frontier, the United States' first exascale supercomputer, was supposed to become the world's fastest supercomputer when it arrived at Oak Ridge National Laboratory last year, but it is still under...
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