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Summit
Supercomputer developed by IBM
Also known as SUMMIT
- Instance of
- Part of
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Sources- 1.olcf.ornl.gov/olcf-resources/compute-systems/summit/Retrieved 2018-06-08
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Country
- Located in
- Founded
- June 2018
- , 2018
- Website
Overview
All data
47 statements · 72% with external sources · numbers in brackets are citations
- Manufacturer
- IBM
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Sources- 1.top500.org/system/179397/Retrieved 2021-12-09
- 2.top500.org/system/179397/
- IBM
- CPU
- POWER9 object named as: IBM POWER9 22C 3.07GHz · clock frequency: 3.07 GHz · number of processor cores: 22
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- POWER9 object named as: IBM POWER9 22C 3.07GHz · clock frequency: 3.07 GHz · number of processor cores: 22
- Number of processor cores
- 2,414,592(since 2019)
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- 202,752 applies to part: central processing unit
- 2,397,824(November 2018)
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- 2,282,544(June 2018)
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- 2,414,592(since 2019)
- Operating system
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux latest version: 7.4
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- Red Hat Enterprise Linux latest version: 7.4
- Computer performance
- 148.6 teraflops(since 2019)
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- 143.5 teraflops(November 2018)
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- 122.3 teraflops(June 2018)
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- 16.5M
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- 187.66 teraflops(June 2018)
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- 200.79 teraflops(since 2018)
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- 148.6 teraflops(since 2019)
- Power consumed
- 10,096 MW(since 2019)
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- 9,783 MW(November 2018)
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- 8,805.5 MW(June 2018)
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- 10,096 MW(since 2019)
- Storage capacity
- 2,801,664 gigabyte
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- 2,801,664 gigabyte
- Service retirement
- November 15, 2024
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Sources- 1.docs.olcf.ornl.gov/systems/2024_olcf_system_changes.htmlRetrieved 2025-04-21
- November 15, 2024
On other databases
2 identifiers linking Summit across the web's reference databases