Yes, my only disappointment here is that Tianhe-2A at 95pf was not ready, but honestly, it's a little much to ask for since they only announced the upgrade plans 2 months ago. But then again, beating America 202-144 in the count was, in my opinion, solidly too much to ask for. Anyway, hope it's ready by June next year.
I am not trying anything like that, nor is China doing or trying to do anything, after all it is America refusing to do business that China is interested. Russia was doing the same in the past. I think on this level, key tech, everything is on the table, everyone knows what anyone else is doing. It is not poker game, but chess.
That would be highly optimistic. It would require not only that Tianhe-3 be ready ahead of schedule but also, Summit and Sierra both be late. It's actually more likely that Summit and/or Sierra come online by then, handing the crown back to the US momentarily while Tianhe-3 is not, giving US media a field day. I'd be happy if they all went in together; meaning China retains the top spot while Summit and Sierra fail to do what media has been bragging about for the last 3 year: hand the title back to the US very briefly.Tianhe 3 (hopefully completed by June 2018) will have the world's first exascale supercomputer or roughly 11x faster than Sunway TaihuLight or 33x faster than Tianhe 2
In June 2018 ... the first 3 top supercomputers could be Chinese
Note : Tianhe 3 will be powered by Chinese CPU
Do you have more details on Summit and Sierra?
