Announcement of the development of IBM’s most powerful computer is expected to mystery of the origins of the universe
United Kingdom daily mail reported that at present, IBM is building the world’s most powerful computer, its data every day twice times the sum of the equivalent of the entire Internet data traffic, reach trillions of data, meaning that every day can copy iPod Tablet full of 1500 64G. This super powerful computer will be used for selection of radio waves in space, unveiled the mystery of the origins of the universe.
The supercomputer will be “square kilometers” connected to the telescope, digestion and absorption of the huge amounts of data
“Square kilometer telescope antenna arrays” collects data every day the equivalent of total global Internet information flows twice times a day, is 100 times in the large Hadron Collider information output. IBM will help the newly developed super computer telescope antenna array unveiled the mystery of the origins of the universe.
“Square kilometers” telescope array (results)
The super computers connected over 1900 square miles of “square kilometer telescope antenna arrays”, the telescope antenna array for insight into the history of the universe 13 billion years ago, dating back to the big bang and the dawn of the universe.
IBM super computer baiwanbei of computing power equivalent to today’s fastest computers, the amount is 100 times times the information output of the large Hadron Collider. IBM research fellow Tang-angebensen said: “square kilometer telescope array data collected every day is equivalent to the current global Internet information flow twice a day. ”
In 2024, the telescope array construction is complete, it will be used to explore the evolution of galaxies, dark matter, and even dates back to the origin of the universe 13 billion years ago. IBM uses 3D “stacked” computer chips to achieve enormous processing power, this super powerful telescope has millions of antennas to collect radio signals, forming an equivalent of 1 square kilometer area for collecting information, but spans a huge surface area is about United States mainland width.
Square kilometer array is any radio telescope antenna sensitivity of devices more than 50 times, at least 10,000 times faster than current astronomical observing run times. Need observation data that is stored in the 300-1500 every year between thousands of terabytes. In contrast, the large Hadron Collider produces approximately 15,000 terabytes per year, square kilometer telescope antenna arrays of data processing capability equivalent to 100 times the large Hadron Collider.
On April 3, square kilometer telescope array project managers in the Netherlands capital Amsterdam held a meeting to discuss the settlements of the great telescope array, it will spread over the Earth’s surface is about 1900 square miles of area and is planned to be built beginning in 2016.
Michael-fan-Hallam, Director-General of the project temporarily (Michiel van Haarlem) says: “this impact will be important for us to understand the Earth in the universe, and how to understand the history and the future of the Earth. We are gradually approaching the new found in space! ”
The telescope array contains thousands of telescopes, spanning 1900 miles, information collection has a total surface area of 1 square kilometer, it will provide astronomers with more data helps to completely change our perception and understanding of the universe.
United Kingdom Association of science centres of Ian-Griffin (Ian Griffin), said: “square kilometer telescope array project will provide astronomers with a fancy new tool helps us to completely change the understanding of the universe. The telescope array-based Galaxy details will be displayed, by studying the mysteries of black holes, and other exciting objects, help to test the theory of relativity, and astronomers have more information about the early history of the universe. “It is expected that the telescope antenna array is expected to be built beginning in 2016, after 8 years of telescope network.
Text/Tencent technology