12Tflops
12 TFLOPS refers to a computational performance metric, specifically 12 terafloating-point operations per second. A teraflop is a unit of measurement for computer performance, equivalent to one trillion (10^12) floating-point operations per second. Floating-point operations are calculations involving numbers that have a decimal point, crucial for tasks such as scientific simulations, graphics rendering, artificial intelligence, and complex data analysis. Therefore, a system with a performance of 12 TFLOPS can execute 12 trillion such calculations every second.
This level of performance is typically found in high-end consumer graphics cards, mid-range professional workstations, and