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VECTOR

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VECTORVisualisation of the Exposure of Cyclists to Traffic On Roads (Europe)
VECTORValue-added Enterprise Communications Through Open-systems Resources (Sprint)
VECTORVectoring, Extremely Short Takeoff and Landing Control and Tail-Less Operation Research (X-31 research aircraft)


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Tokyo, Japan, Oct 17, 2006 - (JCN Newswire) - NEC Corporation today announced the worldwide launch and availability of a new supercomputer in the SX series, model SX-8R (an enhanced version of SX-8),the world's most powerful vector supercomputer with a peak vector performance of 144 TFLOPS (TFLOPS: one trillion floating point operations per second).
For inspiration, vector designers have now turned to a surprising source-HIV, the deadly virus that causes AIDS.
 
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