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What is a Cray?
Cray is a brand of Supercomputers with a 30 year history of innovation and leading edge performance. These computers are used to run demanding computational workloads, to solve massive calculations in science and engineering. A recent example is the Cray Jaguar (a specially built version of the XT4) used by scientists all around the world to solve world scale problems ! |
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Parallel Vector Processors, the core product line of Cray Research. The XMP evolved from the Cray 1 and introduced dual processing to the Vector line. Originally limited to 16 MWd memory the later "Extended memory architecture" variants grew the address register from 24 to 32 bits growing the maximum program size to 2 GBytes. The XMP was brought to market whilst the Cray 2 was still in development and was a huge success that proved hard to repeat in later years. The line of big-iron vector super computers continued with the YMP, C90 and T90 each generation of which approximately doubled the CPU speed, number of CPUs, memory size and CPU quantity along with improving a host of other details. |
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