Multiple choice general knowledge history

World's first supercomputer to cross 100gigaflops per single core

  1. Motorola-900

  2. ZY-9

  3. SX-9

  4. Phenom
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Explanation

The NEC SX-9 was a vector supercomputer introduced around 2007. However, the claim about it being the 'first' to cross 100 gigaflops per single core is historically questionable, as this performance milestone was achieved much earlier by other systems. The SX-9 was primarily known for its vector processing capabilities.

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