CRAY - NSA Supercomputer - "thinkink mashine"

Video clip about gratest concentration supercompuets in the world

[@euclideszoto997]

OMG! The memories!

[@neocoders]

Well, a heuristically-guided brute force attack surely..

[@kristianheidi]

Remind me of the NORAD computer from the movie Wargames

[@pogodrummer]

i think that if they let it be filmed , this is not the principal supercomputer of the nsa, or even not the principal facility...

[@Unclesamslair]

looks like a really fancy washing machine

[@rfi-cryptolab4251]

DES cracking machine

[@NerdInHisShoe]

@PlatoCantRepent @PlatoCantRepent Cryptologist is the correct term. Cryptographers design ciphers, cryptanalysts break them. Both are part of the field of cryptology, hence the term cryptologist.

[@wronski11]

I watched this on tv at least 15 years ago. I still remember how impressed I was seeing the liquid cooling. Discovery was also airing a video with, I think he was a Spanish scientist working on artificial intelligence. It was run as a short clip in the commercial brakes, would be nice to see also that one.

[@websuspect]

wronski11 this computer is now an obsolete museum artifact.

[@alitiakerr2364]

@@websuspect As a matter of fact, you can see one at the Museum of Industry and Technology in Chippewa Falls, Wi, where it was built...

[@opfor137]

@dodo309 Your right no words needed

[@jamusignoramus]

70 Quadrillion: that's seventy thousand billion!
Fail...

[@devildad1620]

Reminds me of the Ellison Minerals computer from Hackers that every one criticizes as not being realistic.
I want one. I would be totally 1337 to have a house like that.

[@Salem309Y]

NSA

[@blkhat117]

lol skynet in the making

[@telesniper2]

@jamusignoramus I think the British have slightly different terms for larger numbers

[@geebee123]

shall we play a game?

[@ninoBK2008]

nah those were probably the old ones lol

[@negoslavpejovic]

Only good manners please!@ringapowa9000