It took the cluster computer 36 seconds to compute a complex math problem to the billionth degree, meaning it performed about 162 million operations per second.

Why restrict yourself to a single node when you can build an entire cluster from your Proxmox servers?

“This guide describes how to build a small Windows HPC cluster that you can use to run your parallel software applications, cluster-enabled Microsoft Excel workbooks, or service-oriented architecture ...

Linderman says the PlayStation 3 cluster originally cost about $330,000 to build and had a peak performance of 40 teraflops — making it about 10 times more cost-effective than Roadrunner.

Those of you asking for a pallet full of PS3's for Christmas listen up! Two researchers from UMass have created an illustrated how-to for assembling your - Read more from Inside HPC & AI News.

A computer with free will? And so I tried to model that behaviour in the simplest most direct way, starting with a generic goal seeking computer program that responds to inputs from the environment.