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Graph500
Graph 500 is a supercomputer ranking based on graph processing, first published in November 2010; its TEPS metric counts graph edges traversed per second during breadth-first search.
Green500
The Green500 is a biannual ranking of the world's most energy-efficient supercomputers by FLOPS per watt, published alongside the TOP500 and founded in 2006 at Virginia Tech.
HPCG
HPCG, the High Performance Conjugate Gradient benchmark, ranks high-performance computing systems by solving a sparse linear system, complementing the HPL benchmark used for the TOP500 list.
LINPACK
LINPACK is a computer performance benchmark that measures how fast a system solves dense linear equations, best known as the basis of the TOP500 supercomputer list.
SPEC CPU
SPEC CPU is a family of computer benchmark suites from the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation that measures compute-intensive performance by compiling and running real application source code.
Strong scaling
Strong scaling is the study of how a parallel application's performance changes as processors increase while the total problem size stays fixed, limited by Amdahl's law.
Weak scaling
Weak scaling, also called scaled speedup, is a parallel performance method that increases problem size and processor count together, formalized by Gustafson's law in 1988.