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Evaluating two massively parallel machines

Karen A. Frenkel

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Two radically different parallel computers prompt a debate about the best parallel architectures and may mark the commercial viability of parallelism on the supercomputer scale.

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Two radically different parallel computers prompt a debate about the best parallel architectures and may mark the commercial viability of parallelism on the supercomputer scale.

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Two radically different parallel computers prompt a debate about the best parallel architectures and may mark the commercial viability of parallelism on the supercomputer scale.

Key concepts: Massively parallel, Parallel computing, Supercomputer, Computer science, Parallelism (grammar), Scale (ratio), Computational science, Computer architecture

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