In a world first, Japanese researchers used the Fugaku supercomputer to reproduce imbalances in the sun’s rotation, a phenomenon that has puzzled astronomers for centuries. The scientists from ...

Although Fujitsu's Fugaku supercomputer is no longer the world's fastest machine from the Top 500 supercomputer list, it still is a very capable system and the versatility of the A64FX processor ...

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The Fugaku supercomputer, operated by the RIKEN Center for Computational Science in Japan, was named to the No. 1 slot in an updated list of the world's top 500 supercomputers, which was published ...

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ABCI 3.0, the most advanced public supercomputer in Japan specializing in the research and development of artificial ...

The Fugaku supercomputer is housed at RIKEN which is a network of research centres across Japan, with main campuses in Wako, Tsukuba, Yokohama, Kobe and Harima. RIKEN’s activities can be divided into ...

June 29, 2021 -- Fugaku, the supercomputer developed jointly by RIKEN and Fujitsu, and powered by Arm technology, has claimed the top spot on the Top500 list for the third time in a row. This ...

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Before Fugaku took the title in June 2020, the IBM Summit machine had held the title of world's fastest supercomputer for two years. The majority of the world's supercomputers are financed ...

This supercomputer uses Nvidia’s Grace 72C 3.1GHz and GH200 Superchip chips, and Cray’s Slingshot-11 interconnect. Alps reached 434.9 petaflops, and consumes 7,124 kilowatts of power. The Fugaku ...