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		<title>By: JC65</title>
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		<description>&quot;only... 100,000 laptops&quot;

I like how the fastest computer in the world (maybe second fastest depending on the status of Jaguar at ORNL) is dismissed off-hand.

Jaguar at ORNL (Oak Ridge National Labs) is a Cray system by the way.  Despite the fact that Cray is now headquartered in Seattle their systems are still built in Chippewa Falls, WI and much of the software development is done in Mendota Heights.</description>
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<p>I like how the fastest computer in the world (maybe second fastest depending on the status of Jaguar at ORNL) is dismissed off-hand.</p>
<p>Jaguar at ORNL (Oak Ridge National Labs) is a Cray system by the way.  Despite the fact that Cray is now headquartered in Seattle their systems are still built in Chippewa Falls, WI and much of the software development is done in Mendota Heights.</p>
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