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The Nebulae supercomputer achieved efficiency of around 492.64 MFLOP/s per watt, while the Mole-8. 5 achieved efficiency of 431.88
PC Advisor News 2010
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The calculation takes the megaflops-per-second performance (MFLOP/s) of a supercomputer and divides it by per watt of energy consumed.
PC Advisor News 2010
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Supercomputers with accelerators averaged 554 MFLOP/s per watt, while other measured supercomputers without accelerators produced 181 MFLOP/s per watt.
ARN News 2010
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Supercomputers with accelerators averaged 554 MFLOP/s per watt, while other measured supercomputers without accelerators produced 181 MFLOP/s per watt.
PC Advisor News 2010
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Supercomputers with accelerators averaged 554 MFLOP/s per watt, while other measured supercomputers without accelerators produced 181 MFLOP/s per watt.
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The Nebulae supercomputer achieved efficiency of around 492.64 MFLOP/s per watt, while the Mole-8. 5 achieved efficiency of 431.88 MFLOP/s per watt.
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The Nebulae supercomputer achieved efficiency of around 492.64 MFLOP/s per watt, while the Mole-8. 5 achieved efficiency of 431.88 MFLOP/s per watt.
ARN News 2010
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The result is reported in Millions of FLoating-point Operations Per Second (MFLOP/s, sometimes simply called FLOPS).
APH Networks 2010
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(MFLOP/s) of a supercomputer and divides it by per watt of energy consumed.
ARN News 2010
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(MFLOP/s) of a supercomputer and divides it by per watt of energy consumed.
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