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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundSGI works on Linux performance software
October 21, 2004 SGI begins work on an open-source version of a development tool for high-performance computing programmers.Microsoft gains technical-computing toehold
April 8, 2007 Compute cluster product has some appeal to customers who need integration with regular Windows machines.Microsoft creating Windows for supercomputers
May 24, 2004 The company is looking to produce a version of Windows for high-performance computing, a move seen as a direct attack on a Linux stronghold.Attackers infiltrating supercomputer networks
April 14, 2004 Unknown attackers compromise a large number of Linux and Solaris machines in high-speed computing networks at Stanford University and other academic research facilities.InfiniBand could boost Linux supercomputing
June 21, 2004 A group of companies bands together to bring the high-speed networking technology to the open-source OS.Microsoft confirms supercomputing plans
June 23, 2004 With a Windows edition for high-performance clusters, the software giant hopes to outflank Linux rivals.SGI plugs in Windows for compute clusters
January 11, 2007 Supercomputing specialist focused on Linux agrees to support Microsoft's OS for lower-end server clusters.Intel earns programmer tool a Linux foothold
August 4, 2004 Open-source options are favored in Linux culture, but chipmaker wins a pair of new supporters.Microsoft to take direct shots at Linux rivals
September 16, 2004 From now on, Redmond won't just fight the idea of the open-source operating system; it's taking specific aim at Red Hat, Novell and IBM.Microsoft gets on the grid
October 5, 2005 Once quiet on computing grids, the software giant is upping its commitment to high-performance computing and grid industry standards.Microsoft targets Apache Web server
June 7, 2005 With Longhorn Server, giant will look to grab share from the popular open-source Apache Web server.Linux cluster firms attract new funding
November 5, 2004 Venture capitalists are lavishing money on the fashionable Linux supercomputing concept.Linux server sales show high-end trend
February 27, 2004 Fourth-quarter sales stats show customers were happy to buy pricey, powerful Linux servers, with those machines winning jobs in high-performance computing and commercial workloads.Cray begins selling new mini-supercomputers
October 5, 2004 The XD1 uses Opteron processors and the Linux operating system--and sports a starting price tag of $50,000.SGI to upgrade high-end Linux servers next week
October 26, 2004 Silicon Graphics Inc. plans to announce a new Linux computer that uses Intel's newest Itanium 2.Red Hat reports profit growth
June 17, 2004 Top Linux seller details its earnings increase after spooking investors with CFO departure news.Universities, research centers retrench after hacks
April 15, 2004 Academic supercomputing labs continue this week to clean up Linux and Solaris servers targeted by unknown attackers, as law enforcement officials investigate.IBM to reveal Opteron server
June 23, 2003 Fans of clustered supercomputing machines will get a first glimpse of the dual-processor, rack-mounted system built around AMD's Opteron chip at this week's ClusterWorld show.IBM unveils Opteron server
June 24, 2003 Fans of clustered supercomputing machines get a first glimpse of the dual-processor, rack-mounted system built around AMD's Opteron chip.
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