Discover NanoCluster, compact, energy-efficient Raspberry Pi CM5 supercomputer redefining high-performance computing for ...

Joshua Kiepert, a doctoral student at Boise State's Electrical and Computer Engineering department, has managed to create a mini-supercomputer using Raspberry Pi (RPi) computers for less than $2,000.

Computational engineers have built a supercomputer from 64 Raspberry Pi computers and Lego. The son of one of the professors (aged 6) provided specialist support on Lego and system testing.

A fantastic Raspberry Pi supercomputer has been built by Oracle using 1,060 Raspberry Pi mini PCs. The supercomputer was unveiled at Oracle’s OpenWorld convention on Monday and combines all the ...

Inspired by the low-cost computing power of the Raspberry Pi, a team at the University of Southampton has used the ARM-based Linux computer-on-a-board as a building block for a low-cost ...

Now Professor Simon Cox of the University of Southhampton and his LEGO-expert son James have built a supercomputer of sorts using LEGO bricks to rack and stack 64 of the Raspberry Pi units.

The Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) has installed a supercomputer testbed built from a cluster of 750 Raspberry Pis, which could grow to 10,000 Pi boards next year. A huge cluster of cool-running ...

The $35 Raspberry Pi Linux mini system and a whole bunch of Legos get together to make a low-cost supercomputer. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a ...

But you know what’s even better than a single Raspberry Pi? More than a thousand of them packed into a giant cluster to create a supercomputer. Well… I guess it’s only better depending on ...

Made of the bare-bones Raspberry Pi circuit boards, it's a far cry from the fastest supercomputer today, China's Tianhe-2, which has 3,120,000 processor cores and consumes as much power as 3,400 ...

Researchers at the University of Southampton have done something that only us mere mortals could only dream of, build a supercomputer from Raspberry Pi's and Lego. They've called this Iridis-Pi ...