Fujitsu Corporation of Japan officially released the “A64FX” processor, the core component of Japan’s next-generation supercomputer.

The “A64FX” processor features ultra-low power consumption and high reliability with at least 2.7 trillion floating point operations per second. Typically, supercomputers use tens of thousands of processors. Fujitsu said in its press release on its website that the next-generation supercomputer with the “A64FX” processor will perform up to 100 times faster than the current Japanese supercomputer “Kyoto.”

The next-generation supercomputer of “Kyo” is jointly developed by Fujitsu and the Japan Institute of Physical Chemistry, and the research and development cost is about 110 billion yen (about 6.8 billion yuan). This project has received financial support from the Japanese government. Fujitsu plans to run this new supercomputer by around 2021.

According to Japanese media reports, the Japanese supercomputer “Beijing” won the global super-calcin 500 list in 2011, but has fallen to the 16th in the world in June this year, Japan is looking forward to regaining the global super by developing the next generation of supercomputers. Count the top.

In the list of the world’s top 500 supercomputers released in June this year, the “superior” of the US supercomputer surpassed China’s “Shenwei·Taihu Light” ranked first, which is the first time that the US supercomputer has returned to the top.

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