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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundIllinois university sets up Mac cluster
February 2, 2005 The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has become the latest college to set up a big cluster of Xserve computers.Microsoft gains technical-computing toehold
April 8, 2007 Compute cluster product has some appeal to customers who need integration with regular Windows machines.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 administrationVoltaire 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.Apple continues modest move into clusters
January 7, 2004 Not known for high-performance computers, Apple saw a cluster of Macs leap into the upper reaches of the supercomputing realm last year. Its ambitions, however, remain humble.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.New clusters emerge at supercomputing show
November 8, 2004 At SC2004 show, Dell and HP are unveiling servers that can be networked into a single high-performance technical computer. Photo: Appro's XtremeBladeA renaissance for the workstation?
August 30, 2004 A California start-up thinks it's time. The company's 96-processor unit is aimed at filmmakers and life sciences researchers, among others.'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.Intel moves deeper into supercomputing
November 16, 2003 The chipmaker earmarks $36 million for research on improving supercomputers made from off-the-shelf parts as it continues to expand its reach in the very high end of the computer market.
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