M. Yokokawa, F. Shoji, Atsuya Uno, M. Kurokawa, Tadashi Watanabe
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The K computer: Japanese next-generation supercomputer development project
The K computer is a distributed memory supercomputer system consisting of more than 80,000 compute nodes which is being developed by RIKEN as a Japanese national project. Its performance is aimed at achieving 10 peta-flops sustained in the LINPACK benchmark. The system is under installation and adjustment. The whole system will be operational in 2012.