A Tom Jones song came to mind "Whatz Up ...."

1 more 7 day Record highlighted below in blue, TFlops now at a running 208.3, for the day 223.7 TFlops, and given the CPU years record of 226 of Sep.8'08 was not broken, the power per unit is indicated to continue relentlessly upwards as all smoothed curves clearly show.

I'm complete in converting all the regular charts that showed points. It's now crunching in credits for me... waiting on WCG to complete their move, so I can do the historical charts as well (could do now, but that required me to add yet more fields to the database).

ttyl

Huge increase of WCG's Global Daily production!!!

The last records on WCG's Daily Points have been established with a small progress over the previous ones (a few hundred thousand points). But yesterday Monday November 3, 2008 it is by almost 10 million WCG points that this record has been raised.

The new record for the total of points validated in a single day is ----> 167,116,611 points. <----
The previous one was 157,777,552 dated October 28, 2008.

This wonderful production has been achieved through
----> 234 years and 119 days of runtime, <----
very close to the last runtime record of the UD era (237 years and 355 days) where runtime was made of CPU time for Boinc devices and wall clock time for UD devices.

Obviously our sliding 7-day and 30-day indicators are going well too:
The new record for the last-seven-days indicator is
----> 1,065,774,052 points <----
validated from October 28 to November 3, i.e. an average 152,253,436 points per day over this period.

And the new record for the last-thirty-days indicator is
----> 4,409,813,401 points <----
validated from October 5 to November 3, i.e. an average 146,993,780 points per day over this period.
This 30-day indicator has been improved 19 times during this 30-day period, and yesterday it was the eighth consecutive improvement.

Thanks to all for these giant achievements.
Jean.

Back in business in the new data center!!!

It seems that things are going well in WCG's new data center: yesterday Monday January 19, 2009 it has seen its first Daily Production records, a new best ever for points and for runtime, together with a best ever of the 7-day indicator.

The new record for the total of points validated in a single day is ----> 182,870,073 points. <----
The previous one was 179,116,986 dated December 15, 2008.

This wonderful production has been achieved through
----> 246 years and 292 days of runtime, <---- .
The previous one was 246 years and 37 days dated December 15, 2008.

The new best ever for the last-seven-days indicator is now
----> 1,188,739,145 points <----
validated from January 13 to January 19, i.e. an average 169,819,877 points per day over this period.

And the current record for the last-thirty-days indicator is
----> 4,885,659,060 points <----
validated from December 8 to January 6, i.e. an average 162,855,302 points per day over this period.

There was elsewhere Jean's observation of the 5,000,000,000 points record in a 30 day sliding period, but milestones also are worth to appreciate:

Help Conquer Cancer had 25,000 CPU years contributed, at an estimated 20% completion
Human Proteome Folding P2, 40,000 CPU years contributed, finishing in 2011
FightAIDS@Home will have 90,000 CPU years contributed this coming night, finishing in 2011 as new experiments are added.

Thank you all for your Generosity.

General update before more records to come!!!

Well, if there are more records to come soon it is urgent to refresh the current references! Here it goes:

The current record for the total of points validated in a single day is ----> 194,529,889 points. <---- (validated on Monday February 9, 2009)
The previous one was 185,746,989 points dated January 26, 2009.

The current record for runtime is
----> 260 years and 97 days of runtime. <---- (also on Monday February 9, 2009)
The previous one was 250 years and 63 days dated January 26, 2009.

The current record for results validated on a single day is just one year old, at a time were DDDT WUs were very short (if I remember correctly):
----> 485,097 results. <---- (on Monday February 18, 2008)
Under current conditions Monday February 9, 2009 was also the best day for results with 332,301 results.

The best ever for the last-seven-days indicator was yesterday Wednesday, February 18, 2009
----> 1,285,433,343 points <----
validated from February 12 to February 18, i.e. an average 183,633,334 points per day over this period.

And the current record for the last-thirty-days indicator was yesterday too
----> 5,371,698,322 points <----
validated from January 20 to February 18, i.e. an average 179,056,610 points per day over this period.

Note: There have been better figures on January 28 and February 2 but they were the result of exceptional operational conditions.
Edit: Added the "old" record for Results.