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n. (context computing English) The design and use of supercomputers
Usage examples of "supercomputing".
Geli worked for Godin Supercomputing, which was based in Mountain View, California.
Seymour Cray himself, Peter Godin had gained a foothold in the supercomputing market, and he never looked back.
After he graduated he came out here and got a job at Sun Microsystems doing artificial intelligence and supercomputing research.
No one believes that the slime mold accomplishes this by means of supercomputing firepower.
In it, the supercomputing entity JEVEX, which managed all of the communications, information handling, and other vital functions of the Jevlenese worlds, was penetrated and defeated by a fictional interstellar attack force consisting entirely of computer-generated imagination.
The central dogma that the Deliverer taught was that the close-coupled interaction between the inner processes of the human psyche and the more remote levels of supercomputing complexity could unlock the mind to new dimensions of reality.
Inside, they had hollowed out the entire planet and installed an expanded version of JEVEX as a single, monolithic, supercomputing matrix, servicing the Jevlenese world-system via communications though i-space.
In it, the supercomputing entity JEVEX, which managed all of the communications, information handling, and other vital functions of the Jevlenese worlds, was penetrated and defeated by a fictional interstellar attack force consisting entirely of computer—.