IBM Blue Gene is a series of supercomputers developed by IBM specifically designed for high-performance computing tasks. The Blue Gene project began in the early 2000s and aimed to create systems capable of performing large-scale computational tasks in various fields, including scientific research, molecular modeling, climate simulation, and more. The Blue Gene architecture is notable for its unique design, which emphasizes energy efficiency and scalability.
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