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No references found | The world's most efficient is an IBM BladeCenter cluster at the University of Warsaw, which produces 536 MFlops for each watt of energy used. The newly developed micro controller comes with a CPU core of SH2A-FPU, enabling a processing of 480 million instructions per second (MIPS) on a wavelength of 200 MHz and a floating operation of 400 MFLOPS of powered processing. The particular machine that we used has 64 processors of 1000 MFLOPS floating speed and has 64 GB of shared memory. |
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