Ok lame electric shaver answer but I was tired. Here's the complicated one. A plan has multiple outcomes and anticipated responses for each outcome. If we do A will they respond A, B, C? IF so, what is the plan if they do C? What is the counter plan if they do B? Follow the B path to all logical outcomes and make room (allowance) for an illogical. (Not every outcome is completely predicable) If they choose A what are the counter measures to go from A to all possibilities leading to B, C or D. and from D all the way to Z. Within the plan are multiple possibilities based on the anticipated reaction of the opponent ultimately leading to checkmate if played correctly. A plan is living and must adapt to pre thought (computing) moves and counter moves.
Army Research Lab Announces Acquisition of Two New Supercomputers
Dec 30, 2020 - By Brandi Vincent, Staff Correspondent
"They’re named Jean and Kay to celebrate the legacies of two computing pioneers."
"Two new supercomputers are set to join the Defense Department’s stock of sophisticated machines. "
"The Army Research Laboratory, which houses the Pentagon’s Supercomputing Resource Center, announced the fresh acquisition this week. Among other systems, the new and advanced computers will push the center towards establishing a cumulative capability of more than 23 petaflops of performance."
"Defense officials anticipate the supercomputers will enter production service in “the mid-fiscal 2021 timeframe,” the lab’s announcement notes."
