The United States has unveiled a new $20 million supercomputer capable of processing information at speeds beyond the combined cognitive capacity of the global human population. Designed for advanced simulations, AI research, and national security applications, the system represents a leap in computational power. Key Facts: • Development cost around $20 million • Processes data faster than all 8 billion humans combined • Used for AI, climate, and scientific modeling • Handles massive parallel co

China’s Tianhe-2 retains fastest supercomputer title The International Supercomputer Conference held in Frankfurt, Germany, announced on Monday that China’s Tianhe-2, or Milky-Way-2, had retained its title as the fastest supercomputer in the world. This is the fifth time that the Tianhe-2 has topped the list of supercomputers since June 2013. Developed by China’s National University of Defense Technology, the first phase of the supercomputer was completed in 2013. The second phase is now underwa

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GPS Pioneer Dr. Gladys West Dies at 95 Dr. Gladys West, the brilliant mathematician whose groundbreaking work made modern GPS technology possible, died January 17, 2026, at age 95. Born on a Virginia tobacco farm in 1930 during Jim Crow segregation, West became valedictorian, earned mathematics degrees, and in 1956 became the second Black woman hired at the Naval Surface Warfare Center. For 42 years, she developed complex algorithms using the IBM 7030 supercomputer to create precise geodetic mod

203K views · 1K reactions |  A supercomputer’s history... In 1983, China's first supercomputer "Yinhe-1", which could perform more than 100 million calculations per second, was successfully developed. China became the third country, after the US and Japan, to independently design and manufacture a supercomputer. | CGTN Global Watch | Facebook