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http://www.pcworld.com/article/243309/worlds_fastest_computer_gets_an_upgrade_breaks_its_own_record.html#tk.rss_newsFujitsu--an information technology company--and RIKEN--a large research institute in Japan--upgraded their K supercomputer with an additional 19,584 CPUs, allowing it to break its own world speed record in the number of calculations the computer can perform per second. The new record is an astounding 10.51 quadrillion calculations per second.
I wonder how long it takes it to encode a video?
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