Aurora notches second fastest supercomputer at only half-scale deployment

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Aurora notches second fastest supercomputer at only half-scale deployment

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Intel@hardware.watchEnglish · 1 year ago

AMD-Powered Frontier Remains Fastest Supercomputer in the World, Intel-Powered Aurora Takes Second With Half-Scale Result

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Intel's oft-delayed Aurora remains a work in progress.

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