Talk:Christofari

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	This article was accepted from this draft on 13 February 2020 by reviewer Andy Dingley (talk · contribs).

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What's next?[edit]

This could use a lot of expansion.

Why is it based on Nvidia components? How much are these like a GPU, and how much like a more generalised computing accelerator? Is there really a difference any more? How did a graphics company move into the supercomputer domain? What other supercomputers are there out there based on Nvidia or similar hardware?
What are the applications for this? In a more specific, and less abstract, manner. Rather than describing them as 'banking' or 'petrogeology', what does the actual software do?
Why is a bank doing this?
The Applications section, particularly the cloud section, could use expansion and sourcing.
The article is strongly in need of IT technical press coverage in the English language, from the supercomputer field itself. The general news and the TOP500 listing is enough to pass WP:NOTABLE, but as yet the article doesn't explain anything in an encyclopedic manner.

Thanks for writing this, it's an interesting development and it's good to have this coverage of it. Andy Dingley (talk) 17:05, 13 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]