"hypercomputer" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The roping together of networked computers into a single “hypercomputer” is a new fact—esoteric stuff; but it’s such an obvious and compelling idea, and it’s working so well in practice, that it continues to come on strong.",
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        "Any theoretical device capable of carrying out hypercomputation."
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