El Capitan is the world’s fastest supercomputer
Credit: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
The latest edition of the TOP500 found AMD and Intel processors to be the preferred option for systems in the Top 10. Five systems use AMD processors, while three systems use Intel, demonstrating the recent success AMD has in toppling Intel's log held monopoly of processors used in HPC systems
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