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Japanese Riken gets supercomputer with almost 160,000 nodes with 48 Arm cores
Four hundred racks were delivered to the Japanese research institute Riken for the Fugaku, a super computer with chips based on Arm. The system gets nearly 16,000 nodes with 48-core Arm chips.
The installation of Fugaku started in early December. All parts have been delivered this week, reports Riken. The supercomputer must be ready for use in 2021. Then the system will be used for research calculations, including research projects to combat Covid-19.
The entire system will consist of 158,976 nodes with A64FX processors from Fujitsu. These are Armv8.2-A SVE based processors with 48 cores for calculations and 2 or 4 cores for OS activity. The chips run at 2GHz, with a boost to 2.2GHz and are combined with 32GB hbm2 memory. The entire system should provide half an exaflops of 64bits double precision floatping point performance.
Fugaku is the nickname of Mount Fuji in Japan.
Four hundred racks were delivered to the Japanese research institute Riken for the Fugaku, a super computer with chips based on Arm. The system gets nearly 16,000 nodes with 48-core Arm chips.
The installation of Fugaku started in early December. All parts have been delivered this week, reports Riken. The supercomputer must be ready for use in 2021. Then the system will be used for research calculations, including research projects to combat Covid-19.
The entire system will consist of 158,976 nodes with A64FX processors from Fujitsu. These are Armv8.2-A SVE based processors with 48 cores for calculations and 2 or 4 cores for OS activity. The chips run at 2GHz, with a boost to 2.2GHz and are combined with 32GB hbm2 memory. The entire system should provide half an exaflops of 64bits double precision floatping point performance.
Fugaku is the nickname of Mount Fuji in Japan.
Japanse Riken krijgt supercomputer met bijna 160.000 nodes met 48 Arm-cores
In het Japanse onderzoeksinstituut Riken zijn vierhonderd racks afgeleverd voor de Fugaku, een supercomputer met chips op basis van Arm. Het systeem krijgt bijna 160.000 nodes met Arm-chips met 48 cores.
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