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China's upcoming all-CPU supercomputer plans to add an extra 47,000 processors in its second phase, and aims to be…
China's National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen is developing the LineShine supercomputer, aiming for 2 exaflops of performance. The system will be an all-CPU design, utilizing Armv9-based LX2 processors, and will add 47,000 processors in its second phase. Its applications include molecular dynamics, fluid simulation, life sciences, and AI large-scale model training.
