Is the mainframe computer the most powerful?

IBM today unveiled its z13 mainframe, a computer system it says is the most powerful and secure ever built. Made to process 2.5 billion transactions a day, the z13 is said to be the first computer system to enable real-time encryption of any and all mobile transactions at scale.

What is the main difference between a supercomputer and a mainframe?

Supercomputers are used for large and complex mathematical computations. Mainframes are used as storage for large databases and serve a maximum number of users at a time.

What’s the most advanced smartphone in the world?

Solarin is the most advanced smartphone EVER created with ‘military-grade’ security. At a star-studded launch in London and after more than two years of development Sirin Labs, a startup, has created what it believes is the most advanced smartphone ever created – the Solarin. Take that Apple and Samsung.

Is your smartphone faster than NASA’s 1960s computers?

Smartphone is millions of times faster than NASA’s 1960s computers Your smartphone is millions of times more powerful than the Apollo 11 guidance computers That’s the year man first set foot on the moon. Our computer tech has shot even farther away, though.

What are some of the most famous super computers?

Deep Blue is another supercomputer that you might have heard of. It is the machine best known for winning against world chess champion Garry Kasparov with a score of 2:1 in a 6-game match. That happened on May 11, 1997, when Deep Blue was the 259th most powerful computer in the world.

Is the iPhone 6 more powerful than a mainframe?

Today, however, even a simple USB stick or WiFi router is more powerful than these mainframes, let alone an iPhone. The iPhone 6 uses an Apple-designed 64 bit Cortex A8 ARM architecture composed of approximately 1.6 billion transistors.

Is the iPhone the most powerful computer ever?

After all, the iPhone clearly beats even one of the most famous — and a lot more recent — supercomputer that ever existed: IBM’s 1997 Deep Blue supercomputer which beat Garry Kasparov in a historic chess showdown. With this in mind, one can only awe at the kind of computer power each of us holds at their finger tips.