News AMD-Powered Frontier Supercomputer Breaks the Exascale Barrier, Now Fastest in the World

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Intel's only in there counting the top 500, which includes older and much slower systems. Try the top 100 for an eye-opener. Intel has a lot of work in making up for the last decade of basically tic-tok monopoly production--having spent a fortune on R&D with little to show for it. AMD means to be #1, make no mistake about that. I hope that Intel can become competitive again, but I'm just not sure the company has the guidance or the motivation at this point.
 

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AMD just took the #1 & #3 slots for Super Computing.
ARM took #2 with Fugaku.
POWER & nVIDIA took #4/#5 slots respectively.

Where's Intel in the Super Computing race? They're below the Top 5.

That's got to be embarassing for Intel, no matter how you look at it.
 
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I'd like to see a chart showing cost of super computers over time and how it scales with performance. I wonder if it's similar to cost/performance of chip manufacturing.
 

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Aurora vs Frontier exemplifies Intel vs AMD on so many levels. If El Capitan becomes operational before Aurora that will really be a black eye for Intel.