Barcelona Supercomputing Center and Intel announce €400m joint laboratory
10-year project will design chips for zettascale supercomputers 1,000 times faster than today's
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Intel and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center to build a lab on the fastest calculation speeds
The Spanish IT multinational company Intel and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center will create a joint research and development lab to calculate speeds on the exaFLOP scale, which are a thousand times quicker than the current fastest computers in the world. The lab will be created in Barcelona over the coming years, at the BSC facilities. Intel hopes to reach Exascale performance within the next ten years.