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Photos: Barcelona's big blade
A Spanish supercomputer built by IBM has captured the world speed record for a machine using standard blade servers.
Photos: Barcelona's big blade
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The Superordenador MareNostrum, IBM's MareNostrum supercomputer, built by the University of Barcelona, has been clocked at 20.5 teraflops.
Photos: Barcelona's big blades
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A look at the back of IBM's MareNostrum supercomputer hints at the complexity of the powerful machine, which runs on standard blade servers.
Photos: Barcelona's big blades
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You can hand the success of the IBM MareNostrum supercomputer to blade servers like this model JS20.