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Post-K - Supercomputers
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Post-K Computer is a planned successor to the K Computer set to commence operation around 2021 at RIKEN. Post-K is expected to deliver around 100x the application performance of K.
Overview[edit]
Post-K is the planned successor to the K Computer. Unlike K which is based on SPARC64, Post-K is an ARM-based supercomputer designed based on a custom microprocessor that implements ARMv8-A with 512-bit SVE vector support. Post-K targets around 100x the application performance of K and is expected to have a power consumption of around 30-40 MW.
| Post-K Computer | |
|---|---|
| Node | 1 CPU/Node |
| Rack | 384 Nodes/Rack |
| Interconnect | Tofu3 |
| File System | Fujitsu Exabyte File System (FEFS, Lustre-based) |
| System Power | 30-40 MW |
| Performance | 100x Real application performance of K Computer |
