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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundNew IBM supercomputer achieves petaflop
June 26, 2007 Big Blue breaks into the quadrillion calculation range with new Blue Gene/P supercomputer.New supercomputer finds home in Europe
March 14, 2006 Research center in Germany hopes Julicher Blue Gene/L can help stem the brain drain of top scientists to U.S.IBM lets Millipede storage out for a stroll
March 14, 2005 The prototype technology works like a punch card machine and can fit huge amounts of data into a tiny space. Photos: Millipede packs a punchGermany to plug in national grid
March 10, 2004 The German government launches the Deutschland Grid, or D-Grid, a multiyear effort with IBM to use grid computing to tackle scientific research.IBM shows Cell blade in action
March 10, 2006 A demo of the Cell blade server uses visualization software to display real-time, 3D video footage of a beating heart. Photos: IBM's blade overhaulRFID tags get a push in Germany
January 12, 2004 German retail giant Metro plans to install an RFID-based tracking system at wholesale stores and supermarkets this year--a boost for the emerging inventory-tracking technology.U.K. looking to Linux with help from IBM
October 8, 2003 Nine new test programs in Britain add to open-source rumblings in Germany, China, the United States and elsewhere and increase the heat on makers of proprietary software.The other Linux
August 13, 2003 SuSE CEO Richard Seibt operates a company that dominates Europe's Linux market. But he has big ambitions for expanding his company's foothold in the United States.AMD turns to Chartered for help
November 9, 2004 Advanced Micro Devices is building a new plant in Germany but still needs outside assistance to meet expected demand.Will RFID-guided robots rule the world?
July 8, 2005 Researchers envision a future in which bots guided by radio signals fill all sorts of human needs. Photos: Robots in actionSAP woos Web services partners
September 30, 2003 The software maker launches a partner program for its NetWeaver initiative, which uses Web services tools to help companies simplify how they develop business systems.SGI to make dual-core Altix in late 2005
December 22, 2004 The high-performance computer's next edition will be revamped to run Intel's dual-core Itanium chips.
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