New Type Of Computer Capable Of Calculating 640TBs Of Data In One Billionth Of A Second

[patrico]

http://www.iflscience.com/technolog...lating-640tbs-data-one-billionth-second-could

what do ya think, interesting eh.
theres a video there to watch as well

The Machine can manage 160 petabytes of data in a mere 250 nanoseconds!! nuts

 

[RCoon]

Top comments on every forum regarding this PC:

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I don't think the world needs anymore technology, stop while we're ahead.

 

[Mathragh]

Cool! opens the way for a whole new different level of integration. This kind of thing is arguably essential for the next level of integration(being able to monitor an environment as a whole with as many parameters as possible in real time for an instance).

I would recon connections between devices will need to be improved by one or more orders of magnitude in both speed and latency (and maybe reliability) before stuff like this becomes useable on a bigger scale though.

 

[remixedcat]

Where's my quantum entanglement networking????

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

Interesting presentation , I don't think they are alone in trying most of this bar memristors. A few and eespecially intel and ibm are on pace with photonics and everyone is moving towards universal memory even on our antiquated x86 stuff.
Seams do able anyway ,now what is microsoft going to do though as yet another company sets its sights on its server licence revenue.

 

[BarbaricSoul]

TPU needs one of those for the Crunching team.

 

[TRWOV]

^ You just read my mind

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

Other companies are not sat still , I don't see how Hp can make it all sound like they are the key to exascale computing when the likes of intel and Ibm set off and worked out photonic connections first or second dependent on whos arguing.
Their innovation here is memristor alone and the likes of Ibm , lenovo and dell are far from behind the curve with these ideas either afaik photonic links are already appearing as are many Fabric types ,seascale etc.
So to summarise , and what Hp ,,show me the phone version by 2017 and you may have a killer app.

 

[AsRock]

Top comments on every forum regarding this PC:

>Crysis
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I don't think the world needs anymore technology, stop while we're ahead.

Yes but we want to build the ultimate robot to prove hollywood was right lol.

 

[patrico]

Yes but we want to build the ultimate robot to prove hollywood was right lol.

lol ekkk better start building them hand held EMP guns

looks like there well on there way ha remember big dog

 

[eidairaman1]

Copper/fiber are finite in speed dept.

Cool! opens the way for a whole new different level of integration. This kind of thing is arguably essential for the next level of integration(being able to monitor an environment as a whole with as many parameters as possible in real time for an instance).

I would recon connections between devices will need to be improved by one or more orders of magnitude in both speed and latency (and maybe reliability) before stuff like this becomes useable on a bigger scale though.

 

[AsRock]

lol ekkk better start building them hand held EMP guns

looks like there well on there way ha remember big dog

Kinda funny really, we kill and ruin this earth in so many ways our end has to be either mother nature resetting this fucked up planet or us making some thing to kill our selfs lol, and best part is that we keep on as most people think that will not happen to use. Sure it be no terminator 2 but shit T1 was much more realistic today than ever before.

 

[patrico]

Kinda funny really, we kill and ruin this earth in so many ways our end has to be either mother nature resetting this fucked up planet or us making some thing to kill our selfs lol, and best part is that we keep on as most people think that will not happen to use. Sure it be no terminator 2 but shit T1 was much more realistic today than ever before.

so true man, we have an insaciable desire for distruction, in a 1000 years the planet will still be here but will we eh

 

[Steevo]

I heard a lot about open source, open source to run this hardware...... that they are obviously going to patent and make you pay for. So the cup is free but the water costs as much as gold.

Sticking a piece of fiber cable to a AMD processor and some bits of retro looking plastic, not impressive. How about showing us the working model, if you have it working you will have patents, and if not all you have is research, which, motion ≠ production.


Hopefully it is true, they have working models, but according to their own research they are still years away from making it work if they can make it work.

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

They are not going to be selling The machine in a usable form in 2015 but do expect to have memristor dimms out by then as far as their actual roadmap states.
A working machine with new os is a,, by 2020 objective afaik or could make out.
I previously mentioned the work Ibm and intel have done on photonics so id wager they are in cahoots somehow

 

[JunkBear]

Imagine the medical applications of that if it's paired with nano technology? Sending nano sensors in the body to calculate the blood and everything else with lot of nano capotors and this computer getting all informations at same time. It coudl be used paired with radars to receive signal even faster. Like that plane who vanished. These fraction of seconds of signal could have been captated making it possible to detect.