Squilliam on 18 September 2008
| OS Type | Current TFLOPS* | Active CPUs | Total CPUs |
| Windows | 207 | 217844 | 2178124 |
| Mac OS X/PowerPC | 7 | 8433 | 120265 |
| Mac OS X/Intel | 23 | 7472 | 63472 |
| Linux | 59 | 34706 | 331809 |
| ATI GPU | 453 | 4116 | 9955 |
| NVIDIA GPU | 1464 | 13312 | 28884 |
| PLAYSTATION®3 | 1146 | 40624 | 603208 |
| Total | 3359 | 326507 | 3335717 |
GPU Client total: 1.917 Petaflops or 110 Gigaflops per active client.
PS3 Client total: 1.146 Petaflops or 28 Gigaflops per active client.
Pretty amazing stuff really. I can't wait to see what the future holds for next generations of GPUs as their architecture evolves to become more programmable. This is definately one area of computing thats progressing rapidly and one should not sneeze at the potential of these massively parrellel silicon chips.
Tease.
