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| − | '''Perlmutter''' ('''NERSC-9''') is the successor to {{\\|NERSC-8|Cori}}, a planned supercomputer set to be operated by the [[National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center]] (NERSC). Perlmutter is expected to be delieverd in late [[2020]. | + | '''Perlmutter''' ('''NERSC-9''') is the successor to {{\\|NERSC-8|Cori}}, a planned supercomputer set to be operated by the [[National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center]] (NERSC). Perlmutter is expected to be delieverd in late [[2020]]. |
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| Sponsors | U.S. Department of Energy |
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Perlmutter (NERSC-9) is the successor to Cori, a planned supercomputer set to be operated by the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC). Perlmutter is expected to be delieverd in late 2020.
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