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The Center for the Study of Systems Biology at the Georgia Institute of Technology has just announced the roll out of a supercomputer that is within the top 100 most powerful supercomputers in the world. Georgia Tech's massive MYRIAD cluster comprises over 10,000 CPU cores with a 100 teraflop theoretical maximum performance and is built with hardware from Penguin Computing.
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The Center for the Study of Systems Biology at the Georgia Institute of Technology has just announced the roll out of a supercomputer that is within the top 100 most powerful supercomputers in the world. Georgia Tech's massive MYRIAD cluster comprises over 10,000 CPU cores with a 100 teraflop theoretical maximum performance and is built with hardware from Penguin Computing.
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