Huinalu Linux SuperCluster

[Greg Lindahl]

On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 06:00:19PM -0500, Mark Lucas wrote:

> Huinalu is a 520-processor IBM Netfinity Linux Supercluster. It 
> consists of 260 nodes, each housing two Pentium III 933 megahertz 
> processors. Their combined theoretical peak performance is a 
> staggering 478 billion floating point operations per second 
> (gigaflops). It is, at the present time, the world's most powerful 
> Linux Supercluster.

Not only is CPlant already faster, but in a few more weeks the FSL
AlphaLinux cluster will be expanded to ~600 Alphas, which will give it
a theoretical peak of 835 GFlops.

And I hear that the 1 TFlop NCSA cluster is actually installed and
running.

It can be dangerous to claim that anything is the fastest ;-)

-- greg