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Visible Breakthrough: The Cornell Theory Center Gains Real-Time Advantage in Scientific Computing: The Cornell Theory Center has been at the forefront of high-performance computing for a number of years. Like many advanced computing organizations, CTC had based much of its work on expensive proprietary UNIX implementations. Amid declining budgets, increasing reliance of researchers on a high-performance computing infrastructure and increasing commoditization of...; Tags: Cornell Theory Center, Unisys Corp., High-performance Computing, High-performance, Computing, Cloud Computing, Leadership, Management; Case studies

Open source development is parallel processing in action: About 20 years ago engineers around the world began demonstrating what is still the greatest computer innovation of my lifetime, parallel processing. (For more on the concept, visit this course at the Cornell Theory Center, offered by Saleh Elmohamed.) Until then people were limited to computers based...; Tags: Dana Blankenhorn; Blog posts 2007-10-24
Gartner predicts Linux' next target is the data center: Gartner predicts Linux' next target is the data centerAnswering your own question.You asked:Given that IBM is the unquestioned leader in data centers — Gartner specifically mentions its Websphere application as a center of activity — you can ask how much of a challenge this [Linux in the data center] is....; Tags: Data centers, UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Google Inc., Linux, data center, LINUX IS, Gartner Inc.; Discussion threads 2005-09-07
SCO targets federal supercomputer users: SCO targets federal supercomputer usersSCO id begging someone to put them out of their missery.nt.Place ALL disputed "Licensing" revenue in ESCROW!I would NOT want my tax dollars being wasted until the legal claims are PROVEN in a court of law.If SCO is right the escrow is theirs, otherwise if...; Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Microsoft Corp., supercomputer, SCO Group Inc.; Discussion threads 2004-03-19

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