Fujitsu je na konferenciji "International Supercomputing Conference 2016" u Frankfurtu najavio da ce njihovo iduce superracunalo biti snage 1000 PFLOPS koje ce biti bazirano na ARMv8 jezgrama. Trenutno najmocnije superracunalo je snage 125 PFLOPS-a.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/06/20/fujitsu_arm_supercomputer/
"ISC Fujitsu has signaled it will use 64-bit ARMv8 cores in the whopping exascale supercomputer it's building for Japan's boffins.
Back in 2014, the Japanese IT giant was hired by the RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science to construct the Flagship 2020 machine – dubbed the Post-K super because it will succeed Japan's K Supercomputer. The K machine is the fifth fastest known super in the world, it crunches 10.5 PFLOPS, needs 12MW of power, and is built out of 705,000 Sparc64 VIIIfx cores.
The Post-K machine is supposed to have 100 times more application performance than the K Supercomputer – which would make it a 1,000 PFLOPS beast – and is due to go live in 2020. The fastest known super in the world is China's 125.4 PFLOPS Sunway TaihuLight machine, which would be crushed by the Post‑K if it lives up to its performance hype.
It would also make the world's fastest known computer an ARM-powered system; there are no other ARM-powered supercomputers.
Today, at the International Supercomputing Conference 2016 in Frankfurt, Germany, Fujitsu revealed its Post-K machine will run ARMv8 applications."