Exaplops

Exaflops is a unit of measurement used to describe the computational power of a supercomputer or a high-performance computing system. It represents the ability to perform one quintillion (10^18) floating-point operations per second, which is an enormous amount of computational throughput. Achieving exaflops-level performance is a significant milestone in the field of computing and enables scientists, researchers, and engineers to tackle complex problems and simulations at unprecedented scales and speeds.