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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundSun eyes supercomputing glory
June 26, 2007 The linchpin is a piece of hardware that conducts traffic between the servers, memory and data storage.Image: Sun's Constellation SystemIBM supercomputer top-ranked blade machine
November 5, 2004 Barcelona's MareNostrum isn't the fastest supercomputer on Earth, but 20 teraflops with regular blade servers is nothing to sneer at.Blue Gene, Linux top supercomputing list
November 9, 2004 Open-source software and off-the-shelf hardware make strong showing among the best of the biggest.IBM revs supercomputer in rankings race
November 4, 2004 Blue Gene/L performance likely to far outpace NEC's Earth Simulator in contest of high-powered machines, News.com has learned. Photos: SGI's rival Columbia supercomputer'Big Mac' supercomputer one of world's fastest
October 24, 2003 A supercomputer built by Virginia Tech from 1,100 dual-processor Macintosh G5 PCs looks likely to rank with the five fastest machines in the world, despite costing a relative pittance.Virginia Tech beefs up Mac supercomputer
October 26, 2004 School is the second organization to pre-announce performance claims before the November release of a list of the world's fastest computers.Apple sells supercomputer sequel
June 21, 2004 U.S. Army contractor snaps up $5.8 million, 1,566-server supercomputer, as Mac maker angles for its share of the market.Intel pledges 80 cores in five years
September 26, 2006 CEO Paul Otellini reveals plans at IDF to ship a "teraflop" processor around the end of decade with 80 cores.SGI claims lead in supercomputer race
October 26, 2004 Computer maker evolves from its "Jurassic" era with a Linux-based machine. NASA gives it a thumbs-up. Photos: SGI's Columbia supercomputer
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