Supercomputing Stories for 2007

Students Power Supercomputer with Bicycles 148
Tunguska Blast Was a Small Asteroid 277
Light-based Quantum Circuit Does Basic Maths 198
Iran Builds Supercomputer From Banned AMD Parts 778
Russian Police Seize Kasparov 495
Scientists Trap a Rainbow 147
Grid Computing Saves Cancer Researchers Decades 149
Move to a Mainframe, Earn Carbon Credits 316
Super-Magnet Sheds Light on Semiconductors 64
PS3 Helps Folding@Home Reach World Record Status 51
Handheld Supercomputers in 10-15 Years? 240
NEC SX-9 to be World's Fastest Vector Computer 137
Eight PS3 'Supercomputer' Ponders Gravity Waves 293
Cracking Go 328
Google and IBM to Provide Cloud Computing to Students 68
First 'Quantum Computer Chips' Demonstrated 171
Time Running Out for Public Key Encryption 300
Storm Worm More Powerful Than Top Supercomputers 390
Student and Professor Build Budget Supercomputer 387
MIT Focuses on Chip Optimization 30
IBM & Sun Agreement Puts Pressure on HP 182
Quantum Computing and Optically Controlled Electrons 74
10 Years After Big Blue Beat Garry Kasparov 368
NSF Announces Supercomputer Grant Winners 82
Award of $200M Supercomputer To IBM Proving Controversial 114
Supercomputer On the Cheap 133
A Look Inside the NCSA 89
Military Running a Parallel Earth Simulator 470
Supercomputer On-a-Chip Prototype Unveiled 214
Sun Super Computer May Hit 2 Petaflops 134
IBM's Blue Gene Runs Continuously At 1 Petaflop 231
First Quantum Computing Gate on a Chip 166
Plan 9 Running on Blue Gene 190
On Diamond-Based Quantum Computing 77
Research Team Makes Quantum Computing Progress 125
Mouse Brain Simulated Via Computer 268
Next-Gen Processor Unveiled 183
Shaking a 275-ton Building 110
A Single-Photon Server 75
What Would Be Your Dream Machine? 213
Using Lasers to Speed Computer Data 85
Quantum Computer Demoed, Plays Sudoku 309
Supercruncher Applications 58
Intel Squeezes 1.8 TFlops Out of One Processor 168
Quantum Computer To Launch Next Week 224
Year of the Mainframe? Not Quite, Say Linux Grids 222

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