Naveena Kottoor
BBC News
June 18, 2012
IBM’s Sequoia has taken the top spot on the list of the world’s fastest supercomputers for the US.
The newly installed system trumped Japan’s K Computer made by Fujitsu which fell to second place.
It is the first time the US can claim pole position since it was beaten by China two years ago.
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