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Date: | Mon, 22 Apr 2002 10:03:08 -0500 |
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The top500.org site is very interesting. They keep old statistics on hand
so I went looking. In 2000, IBM made 215 or 43% of the 500 supercomputers,
followed by Sun at 92 (18.4%), SGI (67 (13.4%) and Cray 47 (9.4%). HP made
only 5 (1%), the fastest one being a V2600 HyperPlex @ 196Gflops. A year
later, the world had changed: IBM made 160 (32%), HP made 153 (30.6%), SGI
made 40 (8%), Cray made 39 (7.8%) and Sun made 30 (6%). The fastest HP is a
Superdome HyperPlex @ 196.7 Gflops, just slightly faster than the V2600.
Most of the entries for HP are SuperDomes. It seems the Superdome is very
much a success and they seem to have sold a lot of them.
Denys
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