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IBM to bring automation to DB2

May 3, 2004 The "Stinger" release of DB2 Universal Database, due at the end of the year, will incorporate features from IBM's research on autonomic computing for simplifying administration TAGS: IBM DB2, IBM DB2 Universal Database, cluster, autonomic computing, business intelligence system, database server, IBM Corp., clustering, advisor, database, Oracle Corp., Linux, server, Microsoft Windows

IBM to ship supercomputer system this month

February 11, 2005 Company plans to begin selling a powerful but power-hungry server specialized for supercomputing, CNET News.com has learned. TAGS: IBM POWER5, supercomputing, supercomputer, cluster, lab, IBM AIX, IBM Corp., high-performance computing, high-performance, memory, server

Linux Networx adopts new cluster design

November 14, 2005 The company unveils two new supercomputer systems made from clusters of Linux machines. Supercomputers at SC05 TAGS: Linux NetworX, node, supercomputer, cluster, AMD Opteron, AMD, Seattle, Sun Microsystems Inc., Linux, IBM Corp.

Voltaire sprints ahead in InfiniBand horse race

April 5, 2004 As InfiniBand switch makers try to one-up each other with new, denser switches, Voltaire unveils a new product three times denser than the industry standard. TAGS: Voltaire Inc., InfiniBand, TopSpin Communications, cluster, switch, forecasting, port, high-performance, Sun Microsystems Inc., server, IBM Corp.

Makers of white-box supercomputers hit their stride

May 10, 2004 The growing popularity of Linux is making smaller companies such as Linux Networx, California Digital and Optimus household names among buyers of supercomputers. TAGS: Optimus Corp., Linux NetworX, supercomputer, Verari Systems Inc., Linux cluster, cluster, AMD, Intel Xeon, NEC Electronics Corp., AMD Opteron, Linux, IBM Corp., California, operating system
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