Word
supercomputer
Phoneticssu·per·com·put·er
US/ˌsupɝkəmˈpjutɝ/
UK/sˌuːpəkəmpjˈuːtɐ/
Definition
n. a computer that is much faster and more powerful than a normal one. It can solve very complex problems in a short amount of time.
n. a high-performance computing system capable of performing at least one petaflop of processing power. Often used for scientific simulations, weather forecasting, or complex data analysis.
Examples
“The university uses a supercomputer to study climate change.”
“Researchers are using a supercomputer to model how proteins fold, which could lead to new medical treatments.”
“Modern supercomputers are no longer just about raw processing speed; they are designed for massive parallelism to handle the data-intensive requirements of artificial intelligence and quantum physics.”
Examples
simple
“The university uses a supercomputer to study climate change.”
contextual
“Researchers are using a supercomputer to model how proteins fold, which could lead to new medical treatments.”
complex
“Modern supercomputers are no longer just about raw processing speed; they are designed for massive parallelism to handle the data-intensive requirements of artificial intelligence and quantum physics.”
Real-World Examples
“The Opta supercomputer has given Barcelona a 66 percent chance of winning the match, while Athletic are only afforded a 15 percent chance.” “The Opta supercomputer has given Real Madrid a 66 percent chance of winning the match, while Sociedad are only afforded a 15 percent chance.” Domain
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