The global publication of record for High Performance Computing / May 28, 2004: Vol. 13, No. 21
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Features:
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EXAMINING SGI'S VISUAL AREA NETWORKING WITH CINES
- HPCwire recently interviewed Thierry Porcher, CINES Director, and CINES
communication director, Olivier Lernout, regarding SGI's Visual Area
Networking and its involvement with CINES.
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MAPPING AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS W/ SDSC'S SPATIAL INFO SYS LAB
- SDSC's Spatial Information Systems Lab is collaborating with ESRI, a
large GIS vendor, in developing Web services for standards-based
mapping.
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KOREA CONNECTS TO STARLIGHT ACROSS CANADA'S OPTICAL NETWORK
- A flurry of e-mails between network engineers in North America and
South Korea last week unofficially marked the "lighting" of an optical
path now transiting Korea's research traffic from Seoul, across Canada
to Chicago.

Cluster Computing:
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ADVANCED CLUSTERING TECH POWERS PURDUE'S STEREOSCOPIC WALL
- Advanced Clustering Technologies announces the implementation of an
Infiniband based Beowulf Cluster to power one of the largest known
passive stereoscopic tiled wall display in the United States.
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LINUX NETWORX PROVIDES GRID-ENABLED CLUSTER COMPUTING
- Linux Networx announced its ability to provide grid-enabled cluster
computing solutions. The Evolocity cluster solution can be deployed to
help customers make better use of IT resources and run jobs across a
grid infrastructure.
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POLYSERVE UNVEILS CLUSTERING SOLUTION FOR MICROSOFT WINDOWS
- PolyServe Inc. launched Matrix Server shared data clustering software
for Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003, the first
clustering solution for Windows to integrate scalable data sharing and
high availability in a single product.

High Performance Ads:

Vendor Spotlight:
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SOLARIS FOR X86 SYSTEMS GAINING POPULARITY IN ASIA PACIFIC
- Continuing to deliver on its promise to provide high-performance,
affordable systems, Sun Microsystems, Inc. announced dramatic growth in
Asia Pacific in software application availability on the Solaris
Operating System (OS).
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INTEL-BASED SGI SERVERS HELP PROPEL P&G PRODUCTIVITY
- Intel Corporation and SGI announced that the Procter & Gamble Company
has recently doubled its deployment of Intel Itanium 2-processor-based
SGI Altix systems used in the manufacturing and packaging design of
some of its most popular consumer products.
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NEC, IBM AND INTEL TO DELIVER NEW 64-BIT COMPUTING SOLUTION
- NEC Solutions (America), Inc., a provider of integrated solutions for
the Connected Enterprise in North America, announced it is partnering
with IBM and Intel Corporation to deliver a new 64-bit computing
solution.
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MICROSOFT CHASES LINUX WITH HPC VERSION OF WINDOWS
- The ongoing competition between Microsoft and Linux may be escalating;
Microsoft is developing a high-performance computing version of their
popular Windows operating system.

Quote of the Week:
"The scientific applications we work on are constantly giving us
new research challenges. And as our research progresses, this in
turn gives the scientific projects new capabilities they didn't
have before."
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Ilya Zaslavsky, SDSC Lab Director
News Briefs:
Hardware
Software
Networking
Storage
General

Short Takes:
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Product Watch:
- Xilinx Announces 200 MHz Memory Tool Kit.
Network Associates Offers Protection For Linux.
SiS965/SiS965L Passes Interoperability Tests.
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Financial Update:
- SI Wins $5 Million Contract W/ Army's DAC.
Appalachian State University Awarded $650,000.
Novell Reports Results for Second Quarter.
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Corporate Liaisons:
- CA, JBoss To Create Open Source Solution.
Quantum Enhances Relationship With Novell.
Realtek Standardizes Upon The MIPS Arch.
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People and Position:
- United Devices Appoints Ben Rouse CEO.
Nortel Appoints Manley To Board Of Dir.
AMCC Appts Wilkie As VP, GM Of Prod Group.

HPCwire notes events and highlights a complete listing of industry-related conferences, exhibitions, meetings, etc.
Last Week's Most Read Articles:
- TASK FORCE CALLS FOR UNIFIED SUPERCOMPUTING EFFORTS
- CRAY ELABORATES ON ORNL SUPERCOMPUTING COLLABORATION
- SGI CEO COMMENTS ON HPC'S IMPACT ON NATION
- ADOPTION OF LINUX CLUSTERS ON THE RISE
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