Gordon Supercomputer has 250 trillion bytes of flash memory
Gordon - the supercomputer has 250 trillion bytes of flash memory and can store loads of data. The purpose of using flash drive is to make the data 100 times more rapidly accessible so that it can be processed faster. "Digital data is advancing at least as fast, and probably faster, than Moore's Law," said Michael Norman, director of SDSC.
Now it's interesting to know that Super computers are typically known for their faster 'processing' speeds and not for the storage capacity. I believe human brain store much more data than any super computer in the world, but at the same time it's not possible for human brain to achieve the computing speeds of any supercomputer.
Your take?
Now it's interesting to know that Super computers are typically known for their faster 'processing' speeds and not for the storage capacity. I believe human brain store much more data than any super computer in the world, but at the same time it's not possible for human brain to achieve the computing speeds of any supercomputer.
Your take?
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