Friday, February 18, 2005
9,153,000,000!
That's how many floating point calculations our BG/L can do in a second. That's 9.153 Teraflops in scientific terms. We'd be #13 in the world according to www.top500.org if we got this result in before November 2004. Either way, we'll likely still be in the top 25 next time around.
In related news, we have a trick up our sleeve that will be sure to impress computer science circles. Enough said though.
Oh by the way, for the first time, I feel a need to say that views expressed on my blog are my own. They may or may not be the thoughts, feelings, etc. of my employer.
In related news, we have a trick up our sleeve that will be sure to impress computer science circles. Enough said though.
Oh by the way, for the first time, I feel a need to say that views expressed on my blog are my own. They may or may not be the thoughts, feelings, etc. of my employer.
