In this video from ISC’13, Torben Kling-Petersen describes how Xyratex and Cray were able to deliver 1.1 Terabyte/sec on the world’s fastest and most efficient file system for the Blue Waters supercomputer at NCSA.
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1TB/s, not 1PB/s.
He says 1.1 TB/s out loud, but you say 1 PB/s in writing.
Torben makes some really great points. This is “must see” HPC TV.