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Comment on China’s Top Supercomputers May Soon Outnumber U.S. Systems by Tony
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According to a reputable list of the most powerful supercomputers released this week, China now has 109 out of the top 500 systems.
China’s Tianhe-2 is still considered the most powerful supercomputer in the world, according to the same list, while China’s share as a manufacturer of high-powered computer systems also rose in 2015.
Chinese companies are continuing to invest in the high-powered machines to tackle the increasing computational demands of the growing local technology sector.
Despite China’s growing appetite for high-powered machines continues to rise, the latest ranking shows a continued slowdown in the overall development of supercomputer systems.
While China still holds the top spot for the most powerful supercomputer, it’s the country’s only representation in the top 10.
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