New Chinese super computer?

kro

The 16,000-node Inspur-built Tianhe-2 is based on Ivy Bridge (32,000 sockets) and 48,000 Xeon Phi boards, meaning a total of 3,120,000 cores. Each of the nodes sports 2 Ivy Bridge sockets and 3 Phi boards.

o_O

http://www.hpcwire.com/hpcwire/2013-06-02/full_details_uncovered_on_chinese_top_supercomputer.html?featured=top

Abdussamad

How many VPS can that host?

RobertClarke

Boy I can't wait to run ServerBear on this

concerto49

@Abdussamad said:
How many VPS can that host?

You can't exactly host a VPS on Xeon Phi. They are used for stuff similar design to GPGPU workloads.

awson

Each of the nodes is laden with 64 GB of memory, each of the Phi elements come with 8 GB of memory for a total of 88 GB of memory per node for a total of full system memory at 1.404 petabytes.

Oh dear.

Abdussamad

@concerto49 said:
You can't exactly host a VPS on Xeon Phi. They are used for stuff similar design to GPGPU workloads.

Oooh bitcoin mining then!

emre

@concerto49 said:
You can't exactly host a VPS on Xeon Phi. They are used for stuff similar design to GPGPU workloads.

bitcoin mining at it's best!

vnet

This is really powerful driving device~~

Sonwebhost

I could visualize it, I could visualize a coke bottle if I am paid.

drazilox

Will it blend?

Ben1002

I could visualize it, I could visualize the electric bill and the end of the month

eastonch

Sat there running Minecraft?