Developers of a Japanese supercomputer that has been named the world's fastest said Tuesday they will continue to sharpen its performance to make sure it is always at the forefront of new research frontiers."We will continue our efforts to draw its performance to the maximum level," Hiroshi Matsumoto, president of the government-sponsored Riken research institute, told a press conference in Kobe, where the supercomputer Fugaku is installed.Fugaku took top honors in a twice-yearly ranking released Monday by the U.S.-European TOP500 project, after performing over 415 quadrillion computations …READ FULL ARTICLE
