Were they running F@H?

[mikeestacio]

https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/19/us/faste ... index.html

[zexmaxwell]

that is Summit, IBM's supercomputer. It is a different project. One of the F@H researcher did talk about it during the AMA

[Jesse_V]

Fun fact: Summit currently sits at around 150 petaFLOPS from 2.4 million cores. A couple months ago, Folding@home was at about 95 petaFLOPS. This project is now at 958 x86-petaFLOPS from 2.97 million CPU cores and 270,000 GPUs. https://stats.foldingathome.org

We're all in this together and we will nail this thing. F@h's results are going to go out as quickly as possible.

[Jonazz]

Fun fact: Summit currently sits at around 150 petaFLOPS from 2.4 million cores. A couple months ago, Folding@home was at about 95 petaFLOPS. This project is now at 958 x86-petaFLOPS from 2.97 million CPU cores and 270,000 GPUs. https://stats.foldingathome.org

We're all in this together and we will nail this thing. F@h's results are going to go out as quickly as possible.

Things can get really interesting when we reach a few exaflops. Imagine the science that can be done!

[Azmodes]

Fun fact: Summit currently sits at around 150 petaFLOPS from 2.4 million cores. A couple months ago, Folding@home was at about 95 petaFLOPS. This project is now at 958 x86-petaFLOPS from 2.97 million CPU cores and 270,000 GPUs. https://stats.foldingathome.org

We're all in this together and we will nail this thing. F@h's results are going to go out as quickly as possible.

Just curious, how do you get those numbers from the stats? Can't find anything about FLOPS or number of processors anywhere.

[uyaem]

It's on the last tab (OS): https://stats.foldingathome.org/os

[Azmodes]

ah, thanks. Unfortunately that tab does not seem to load for me. I only see the description, but no results.

[uyaem]

Screenshot from a few minutes ago:

[Azmodes]

Cheers!

Almost a billion billion FLOPS. Amazing.

[Neil-B]

… and three days later current Total showing 767,977 TFLOPS and 1,554,728 x86 TFLOPS