supercomputerlike

English

Alternative forms

• supercomputer-like

Etymology

From supercomputer +‎ -like.

Adjective

supercomputerlike (comparative more supercomputerlike, superlative most supercomputerlike)

1. Resembling or like a supercomputer.
   • 1985, Computerworld, 15 July:

     Most industry watchers believe IBM will build on its relationship with Floating Point Systems, Inc. to develop some sort of supercomputer-like attached processor for IBM mainframes.

   • 2015, Martin Ford, The Rise of the Robots, Oneworld 2015:

     Google, for example, offers developers a cloud-based machine learning application as well as a large-scale computational engine that lets developers solve huge, computationally intensive problems by running programs on massive supercomputerlike networks of servers.