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All the growth came from the chipmaker's second-generation EPYC Rome processors, which are now represented in eight of the world's top 500 supercomputers, including Nvidia's Selene at No.

According to Top500’s latest figures, Intel saw its share of the top 500 supercomputers shrink to 431 from 459 in the fall of last year, and from 470 a year ago. “Although there wasn’t much ...

The top three supercomputers ... The total combined power of all 500 supercomputers in the list comes to 1.56 exaflops - or one and a half quintillion calculations per second.

The U.K. no longer has a supercomputer in the top 50, according to new data from the Top500 project, which ranks the 500 most powerful non-distributed computer systems globally.