The United States has unveiled a new $20 million supercomputer capable of processing information at speeds beyond the combined cognitive capacity of the global human population. Designed for advanced simulations, AI research, and national security applications, the system represents a leap in computational power. Key Facts: • Development cost around $20 million • Processes data faster than all 8 billion humans combined • Used for AI, climate, and scientific modeling • Handles massive parallel co

We are now in proud possession of a shiny NVIDIA powered, personal supercomputer, which will make a huge difference to staff working on research with practical applications to the agriculture sector. Work that would take over 700 hours to complete using a standard PC will only take around 15 hours to complete with the new computer, allowing our staff to use Big Data and deep learning to do vital work, such as developing new non-invasive solutions to a wide range of problems faced by farmers. 🐄

17K views · 404 reactions | How did Mars get its moons? A NASA study using supercomputer simulations reveals a new way Mars’ two moons, Phobos and Deimos, may have formed from asteroid fragments. This work helps researchers better understand how moons and planets can develop across the universe. Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/41f8VnJ | NASA Ames Research Center | Facebook

44K views · 423 reactions | From a $4,000 brick to the supercomputer in your pocket, this is the history of the cell phone. | Amazing World | Facebook

💻 A supercomputer’s history... In 1983, China's first supercomputer "Yinhe-1", which could perform more than 100 million calculations per second, was successfully developed. China became the third country, after the US and Japan, to independently design and manufacture a supercomputer. | CGTN Global Watch