I'm looking for actual machine names (e.g. 'Sequoia') and the host site (e.g. LLNL). Bonus points for the funding agency (e.g. DOE NNSA) and the machine type (e.g. IBM BlueGene/Q).
Submit your guesses or knowledgeable answers either through the comments field below, or to me on twitter (@hpcnotes).
For the photos, if you are stuck, you might need to use clues from my twitter stream as to where I have been recently.
Answers will be revealed once there have been enough guesses to amuse me. Have fun!
- Which supercomputer are we looking underneath?
- Acceptance of this leading system became a HPC news topic recently
- NAG provides the Computational Science & Engineering Support Service for this one
- One letter is all that’s needed to describe this supercomputer
- Racing cattle powered by Greek letters
- Spock was one of these
- Which supercomputer does this photo show the inner rows of?
- Memory with a deerstalker & pipe
- Put an end to Ming (or did he)?
- This plant/leaf is normally silver when used as the national symbol of this one’s host country
2 comments:
1. Blue Waters - NCSA / Illinois, NSF, Cray XE6 + XK6
2. Titan - DOE ORNL, Cray XK7
3. HECToR - UK Research Councils, Cray XE6
4. "K" - Japan / RIKEN K Computer, Fujitsu Custom
5. Stampede - NSF XSEDE Program at TACC, Dell Xeon + Xeon Phi + FDR Infiniband cluster
6. Vulcan - DOE/NNSA LLNL, IBM Blue Gene/Q
7. Mira - ANL ALCF, DOE, Blue Gene/Q
8. Sherlock - NSF SCTI Program, Pittsburg Supercomputing Center, YarcData Graph Analytics Platform + Cray XT5
9. Gordon - NSF XSEDE Program at SDSC, Intel Sandy Bridge + Intel SSDs + QDR Infiniband
10. Blue Fern - University of Canterbery, New Zealand - IBM Blue Gene/L + P, POWER7
Outstanding!
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