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Subject: Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz?

Author: stuart taylor

Date: 11:53:21 10/22/02

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On October 22, 2002 at 11:40:40, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On October 22, 2002 at 01:13:43, Timothy J. Frohlick wrote:
>
>>Sandia Labs is just down the street from me on Kirtland Air Force Base.
>>I lived about 1 kilometer from the labs when I lived on base.  This "Red
>>Storm" machine will do 40,000,000,000,000 operations per second.  Put Fritz X
>>on that and smoke it.
>>
>
>Put fritz on that and it will use exactly one cpu.  That machine is pure
>message-passing.

If it would use all, I think it should solve chess.

S.Taylor
>
>
>>
>>TJF
>>
>>On October 22, 2002 at 00:06:51, Sally Weltrop wrote:
>>
>>>http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/3/27718.html

• Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? Robert Hyatt 13:21:40 10/22/02
  • Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? Bob Durrett 18:14:06 10/23/02
    • Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? Robert Hyatt 20:51:08 10/23/02
  • Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? stuart taylor 19:45:44 10/22/02
    • Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? Robert Hyatt 20:25:36 10/22/02
      • Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? Tony Werten 01:01:37 10/23/02
        • Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? Robert Hyatt 08:18:03 10/23/02
          • Re: 16,000 Hammers in Sandia supercomputer--Deepest Fritz? stuart taylor 17:52:38 10/24/02

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