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The faster a computer goes, the more likely is to have
Linux at its heart. The most recent Top500 list of supercomputers
shows that, if anything, Linux is becoming even more popular at
computing’s high end.In the latest Top500 Supercomputer list, you’ll find when you
dig into the supercomputer statistics that Linux runs 457 of the
world’s fastest computers. That’s 91.4%.
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