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Cray Shasta Architecture Hits an Exascale Triple

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Authors: Steve Conway and Earl Joseph

Publication Date: August 2019

Length: 2 pages

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Propelled by a vision of HPC-cloud and HPC-enterprise convergence, Cray’s Shasta architecture will underpin America’s first three exascale supercomputers, including the just announced 1.5-exaflops El Capitan system headed for DOE NNSA’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in 2022.

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