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Two records in one day for SGI supercomputer
October 27, 2004 The public record has been eclipsed by a faster result yet to be announced, CNET News.com has learned. Photos: SGI's Columbia supercomputerFor SGI supercomputer, a record-setting day
October 27, 2004 With new rankings due soon, SGI, IBM and others jostle for bragging rights. News.com gets word of the fastest result yet. Photos: SGI's Columbia supercomputerAsci Red king of supercomputers
November 6, 1998 The computing behemoth is still on top, according to a semiannual list, but Red may be feeling (Big) Blue soon.SGI's Unix variant fading into history
September 8, 2006 Silicon Graphics to stop selling computers using MIPS chips and Irix operating system at end of 2006.SGI releases midrange Linux server
January 12, 2004 The maker of high-end systems moves into the midrange market with the release of a 16-processor Altix designed to appeal to companies with more modest budgets.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.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.This week in supercomputers
October 29, 2004 A new list of the top machines is about to be released and SGI, IBM and others are jostling for bragging rights.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.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 supercomputerGM springs for IBM supercomputer
April 21, 2004 The automotive giant will install one of the world's fastest systems to run crash simulations. The sale is a big boost to IBM's momentum in the supercomputer market.SGI aims high with Altix machine
October 21, 2003 NASA is using a Linux machine from Silicon Graphics with 256 Itanium 2 processors and plans to double that, the company says after posting financial results that move it closer to a profit.HP plugs Linux for 64-processor servers
February 9, 2005 Company is working to build support for Integrity Superdome models into versions of Linux sold by Red Hat and Novell.Supercomputing at your fingertips
November 12, 2004 Group says popularity of clusters threatens U.S. security. Also: IBM unveils a new supercomputing server. Photos: IBM's Blue Gene/L Photos: Barcelona's big bladeIBM 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 supercomputerIBM claims fastest supercomputer title--for now
September 29, 2004 Sure, 36.01 trillion calculations per second is pretty fast. But some say SGI could eventually beat that.Computing heavyweights to chaperone Linux into servers
August 30, 2000 IBM, NEC, Intel, Dell and Hewlett-Packard are joining with Linux companies to coax the open-source operating system into high-end, multiprocessor machines.Energy Dept. goes on supercomputer spending spree
May 12, 2004 The department will buy a series of supercomputers from Cray, IBM and Silicon Graphics to be installed at national laboratories, the government has announced.Montecito servers expected in September
July 19, 2006 Intel's now selling the dual-core version of Itanium. Next up: a slew of servers using the high-end processor.Army supercomputing drafts Intel, AMD
August 3, 2004 Research lab buys massive supercomputers with 64-bit chips from both chipmakers.
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