Why would they get permission to get onto the top 500 list, when other Chinese exascale supercomputers haven't? There are research papers made on them already, so they do exist.
This is just a theory, but I would guess that's because everything in this new sunway one is pure domestic creation. You'll note it's using a custom CPU as well as only using DDR4 memory. All things China makes domestically.Why would they get permission to get onto the top 500 list, when other Chinese exascale supercomputers haven't? There are research papers made on them already, so they do exist.
You are probably right about the memory, but some additional information.This is just a theory, but I would guess that's because everything in this new sunway one is pure domestic creation. You'll note it's using a custom CPU as well as only using DDR4 memory. All things China makes domestically.
The previous exascale machines probably had foreign components that could be sanctioned. So they decided to hide that information.
This, this is quite an achievement. Kind of kills any "national security" argument US tries to make.
Why would they get permission to get onto the top 500 list, when other Chinese exascale supercomputers haven't? There are research papers made on them already, so they do exist.
This is just a theory, but I would guess that's because everything in this new sunway one is pure domestic creation. You'll note it's using a custom CPU as well as only using DDR4 memory. All things China makes domestically.
The previous exascale machines probably had foreign components that could be sanctioned. So they decided to hide that information.
This, this is quite an achievement. Kind of kills any "national security" argument US tries to make.