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Subject: Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record

Author: Martin Andersen

Date: 13:33:55 04/18/02

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On April 18, 2002 at 16:10:02, Sally Weltrop wrote:

>A Japanese machine records the fastest "floating point" calculation
>speed - over 35 trillion calculations per second. This is five times
>faster than the previous record holder, IBM's ASCI White system.
>
>http://www.processrequest.com/apps/redir.asp?link=XbddafaeBG

I'm no expert, but I don't think chess programs use floating
point calculations.

Martin

• Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Robert Hyatt 18:46:43 04/18/02
  • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Roy Eassa 05:47:40 04/19/02
    • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Vincent Diepeveen 08:16:41 04/19/02
      • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Eugene Nalimov 11:21:31 04/19/02
        • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Vincent Diepeveen 03:16:28 04/20/02
          • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Robert Hyatt 20:22:54 04/20/02
      • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Roy Eassa 08:44:06 04/19/02
        • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Vincent Diepeveen 03:19:19 04/20/02
  • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Michael Williams 23:20:45 04/18/02
    • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Robert Hyatt 13:09:01 04/19/02
      • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record J. Wesley Cleveland 15:19:34 04/19/02
        • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Robert Hyatt 20:13:09 04/19/02
    • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Vincent Diepeveen 08:24:53 04/19/02
      • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Miguel A. Ballicora 09:05:39 04/19/02
        • Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Vincent Diepeveen 03:22:52 04/20/02
• Re: Supercomputer smashes world speed record Sally Weltrop 16:23:01 04/18/02

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