An Associated Press story today reports on Oak Ridge National Lab’s installation on Jaguar, a Cray XT3 supercomputer that could be a 100-teraflop system by the end of the year. I read the Associated Press story at Forbes.com. An excerpt from the article:
“Cray and the lab are hoping to “marry” the technologies of both systems into a next-generation machine, to be called “Rainier,” that could deliver 250 teraflops, or 250 trillion calculations per second, in 2007. ”
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