Mexico has the top super computer.

Mexico has one of the top super computers ('KanBalam') in the world.

Any ideas of what they will do with it?

http://actualidad.terra.es/ciencia/articulo/unam_america_latina_1332580.htm


Mexico has the top super computer in ________ . . . for the rest of the story, ya' gotta read the link.

 

Estimate the number of their citizens they will need to send north before they can declare the Southwest reconquered?

 

Ohhhhh that is such a funny and witty norteño expression of intellect!

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Well, there's more where that came from. Was the link you sent on the Mexican supercomputer? Any chance you might send links in Ingles for us intellectual norteno's (I regret I have no idea how to get an enya above my n's).

 

norteño . . . cut an paste . . . ya' know . . . ctrl "c" and ctrl "v" . . .

:wavey:

 

Yes, the link was on the super computer.

I had no idea how difficult it was searching for hispanic news in english . . .

http://mexicotoday.blogspot.com/

 

It wil be used to decide the price they can charge us per barrel for crude oil they pump through American pumps installed in deep wells drilled by Americans, in waters in the Gulf of Mexico.

 

That must be a picture of the super computer on the link you posted.









:laugh: :laugh:

 

Don't think the most powerful computer in the world could be built for three million dollars.

 

Is "El ordenador será utilizado especialmente para estudios de Astrofísica, Física de Partículas, Química Cuántica, Ingeniería Sísmica, Geología, Ciencias Biológicas, Meteorología y estudios de contaminación." really that hard to figure out? Química Cuántica = Quantum Chemistry - that was the only difficult one (for me).

 

They will be using it to run simulations for their nuclear tamale program.

 

Probably figure out how to make border crossers turn invisible ?

Or how to make the peso or peseta stronger ?

 

I think that was the difficult one . . . I believe that "Química Cuántica" is closer to applied (quantified) chemistry than it is to quantum (theoretical) chemistry.

IMHO.

 

You might need to borrow their computer to count your pesetas . . .

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