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IBM is designing the most powerful computer in history. The computer will be linked to an array of square kilometres of 1900 square miles (about 4920 square kilometres), which is responsible for analyzing data obtained by telescopes. The square kilometer array was able to observe the cosmic scene 13 billion years ago, when just before the Big Bang, it was the dawn of the universe, the square kilometer array produced data that amounted to the entire http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/12838.html " > twice times the Internet traffic, 100 times times Larger Hadron Collider in the Douglas-Adams Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, an extraterrestrial civilization created a supercomputer to uncover a series of mysteries of the universe. Unfortunately, the answer to this computer is that the "42" sq km array is made up of thousands of dish-shaped antennas, for the collection of radio signals, the antenna covers an area of more than 1 square kilometers, the width of the entire array equivalent to the U.S. mainland IBM is developing 3D chips, to achieve the square kilometer array needs of the computational capability of the art concept map, The dish antenna of the square kilometer array is shown. This telescope array is used to observe electromagnetic radiation in the universe, to uncover a series of mysteries of the universe. The array's dish-shaped antenna has an uncanny sensitivity to detect airport radar

on a planet 50 light-years from Earth.

Beijing Time April 6 news, according to foreign media reports, the United States IBM is the design of the most powerful computer, the number of daily data throughput equivalent to the entire Internet, can be used to analyze radio waves from space to explore the mysteries of the origins of the universe. The computer will be linked to an array of 1900 square miles (about 4920 square kilometres) of the array of square kilometres, which is responsible for analyzing the data obtained by the telescope. The square kilometer array was able to observe the cosmic scene 13 billion years ago, just before the Big Bang, which was the dawn of the universe.

IBM has designed the strongest computing power millions of times times the fastest PC, and is responsible for processing more than 100 times times the data produced by the Large Hadron Collider. "The square Kilometer array gets twice times more data per day than the current global internet traffic," says Tang-Emposen of IBM's research and development department. "It is reported that the square kilometer array will be completed in 2024, can observe the cosmic scene 13 billion years ago, will be used to study the galaxy evolution, dark matter and the origin of the universe."

IBM will build this computer with 3D chips to achieve the computing power required by the square kilometer array. The square kilometer array will be fitted with thousands of dish antennas covering an area of more than 1 square kilometres and the entire array is the same width as the continental United States. The telescope array is 50 times times more sensitive than any previous radio telescope, 10,000 times times faster than the current telescope. Each square kilometer array of data generated per square kilometer is estimated to reach a number of EB (ai bytes). After processing, the data stored annually is estimated to be between 300 and 1500PB (bytes). By contrast, the Large Hadron Collider of the European Nuclear Research organization produces about a year.

April 3, the head of the square Kilometer array was meeting in Amsterdam to discuss the specific construction sites of the mega-telescope Array. It is reported that the area of the array will reach 1900 square miles and is expected to commence construction in 2016. Square Kilometer Array Project provisional total 618.html "> director Michael Van-Harlem said:" This array of telescopes will have a profound impact on our understanding of the Earth's position in the universe, while helping to deepen our understanding of the history and future of the universe. We believe that a series of major discoveries will be staged in the future. ”

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