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Atos erweitert Supercomputer-Reihe BullSequana X um AMD-Prozessoren

13. November 2018

Die neue Supercomputer-Reihe BullSequana X von Atos wird auch Epyc-Prozessoren von AMD unterstützen. Der Next-Generation-Prozessor Epyc mit dem Codenamen Rome wird in dem neuen flüssiggekühlten Supercomputer BullSequana XH2000 verfügbar sein. Der Hochleistungsrechner wurde auf der SC18 vorgestellt und ist ab 2019 verfügbar.

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