[ShadowAce]

[Golden Eagle]

Though China doesn't hold the top spot on the list, it now has more supercomputers than any other other nation with 227. In contrast, there are now only 109 systems on the Top500 list that are located in the U.S., which is an all-time low.

While IBM dominates the top of the list with Sierra and Summit, overall Lenovo is the leader in terms of total systems with 117. "Last year, we set a goal to become the world’s largest provider of TOP500 computing systems by 2020. We have reached that goal two years ahead of our original plan,” Kirk Skaugen, President of Lenovo Data Center Group, wrote in a statement.

The U.S. once stood far and alone in the supercomputer market. Then sone fools (or traitors) let NASA put their supercomputer code in Linux and give it away to China for free...

[jeffc]

But can I play The Crew on a large 3D monitor at max resolution with all the bells and whistles turned on with no glitching?