The world's fastest computer Frontier System

 WASHINGTON: The world's new fastest computer has been introduced in the United States and it is said that a new word is needed to describe its speed.

According to a foreign news agency, the Frontier System, installed in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy, is at the top of the list of 500 fastest computers.

This supercompoint is not only the world's fast computer, but it is so powerful that it cannot cope with all seven supercomputers.

Frontier Green 500 is also at the top of the list of top 500 list. This rating of the supercompoting system is based on their effectiveness.

To keep the machine cool, it has a cooling system that requires pumping 6000 gallons of water a minute.

After the installation of this system, the fastest computer crown returned to the US head. Earlier, the record was with the Fogaku system installed at the Rechen Center for Competition Sciences in Japan for two years, which has moved second after the Frontier System was introduced.

Frontier Computer is not just the most powerful computer, it is the first computer that has become the first Exemus Scale System, crossing the 'Exaflop range'.

Egza flop or Agza scale computing means a machine that is able to conduct 1018 trillion operations in a second.