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Multipliers for
flops Name Unit
Value kiloFLOPS kFLOPS 103
megaFLOPS MFLOPS 106
gigaFLOPS GFLOPS 109
teraFLOPS TFLOPS 1012
petaFLOPS PFLOPS 1015 exaFLOPS...
- at 58
MFLOPS/watt.
Kalray has
developed a 256-core VLIW CPU that
achieves 25,000
MFLOPS/watt. Next
generation is
expected to
achieve 75,000
MFLOPS/watt...
-
series CPU's peak
performance was 234
MFLOPS. For a four-processor system, the peak
performance was 942
MFLOPS.[citation needed] The Input/Output (I/O)...
-
improved programming. It was
generally rated at 20
MFLOPS peak for
double precision (64-bit), and 40
MFLOPS peak for
single precision (32-bit),
about one fifth...
-
operations per
second (
MFLOPS); the
earlier CDC 7600
provided peak
performance of 36
MFLOPS but more
typically ran at
around 10
MFLOPS. The
design was part...
-
National Laboratory, in fact it was NSA..." The 160
MFLOPS Cray-1 was
succeeded in 1982 by the 800
MFLOPS Cray X-MP, the
first Cray multi-processing computer...
- 250
MFLOPS. However,
development problems led to only 64
processors being built, and the
system could never operate more
quickly than
about 200
MFLOPS while...
- NeXT. Each ISPW card had two
Intel i860
microprocessors (running at 80
MFLOPS). An
additional card with
eight channels of
audio I/O was also available...
- were
introduced in 1991 at 20 MHz and 40
MFlops. At that time, the 32-bit
Intel 80486 ran at 50 MHz and 50
MFlops. When the 64-bit DEC
Alpha was introduced...
- with the four-pipe
version theoretically delivering 400 64-bit
MFLOPs and 800 32-bit
MFLOPs.
These speeds are
rarely seen in
practice other than by handcrafted...
