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Linux powered Blue Gene/P becomes the fastest computer in the world
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by newsguy
… of [URL="http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/deepcomputing/
bluegene
.html"]Blue Gene/P[/URL], the newest and fastest…
How to calculate PI...
Programming
Software Development
9 Years Ago
by MasterHacker110
… think I might need to go and get my IBM
BLUEGENE
if I want to calculate PI to 1 000 000…
Re: Linux powered Blue Gene/P becomes the fastest computer in the world
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by pty
Linux has been doing [url=http://www.top500.org/stats/list/29/osfam/]pretty well[/url] in that arena for a long time.
Re: Linux powered Blue Gene/P becomes the fastest computer in the world
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by lasher511
Lol yeah but its not like they have many other choices what are they gonna do run windows on it?
Re: Linux powered Blue Gene/P becomes the fastest computer in the world
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by happygeek
Well the Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server seems to be doing OK, especially within the financial sector :)
Re: Linux powered Blue Gene/P becomes the fastest computer in the world
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by Miacol
It must be about time for Linux to start overtaking Windows as the most used software - and not a minute too soon ;)
Re: Linux powered Blue Gene/P becomes the fastest computer in the world
Hardware and Software
Linux and Unix
16 Years Ago
by njagi
How much does the`Blue Gene/P and Blue Gene/L cost on the at the market price i need to by a few for my business.
Re: How to calculate PI...
Programming
Software Development
9 Years Ago
by Gribouillis
This page [Click Here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_approximations_of_π) contains many formulas. I suggest to start with Ramanujan's formula.
Re: How to calculate PI...
Programming
Software Development
9 Years Ago
by sneekula
Looks like you use the Gregory–Leibniz series which converges rather slowly. A much faster series is given in the Python manual under the decimal module recipes: import decimal def pi_decimal(prec): """ compute Pi to the current precision """ # increase precision for …
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