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Andy Edser

China's upcoming all-CPU supercomputer plans to add an extra 47,000 processors in its second phase, and aims to be one of the fastest in the world

Data Center.

I love a supercomputer reveal, and this one's a little different than most. China's National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen has announced its LineShine system, a machine that aims to deliver 2 exaflops of performance once it's fully constructed.

That's an impressive figure, and would make LineShine one of the fastest exascale supercomputers in the world (via HPCWire). This one, though, is planned to be an all-CPU system—in contrast to virtually all of the others on the Top500 list, which make use of AMD or Nvidia GPUs to accelerate proceedings.

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