IBM's Roadrunner zooms to No. 1 on Top500 supercomputer list
IBM's Roadrunner was named the world's fastest supercomputer, rocketing to the No. 1 spot on the Top500 list released today at the International Supercomputing Conference in Dresden, Germany.
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Servers Go Front and Center
As organizations consolidate their systems and prepare for new versions of key software such as Windows Server 2008, major server-related projects are getting put on the front burner.
Forget the OLPC: Here's a 30-children-per-desktop solution
While the One Laptop Per Child initiative struggles with its business model, other projects have other ideas about bringing low-cost computing to schools around the world. One firm, NComputing, claims to already have half a million students on its system -- one thatll look rather familiar to corporate IT folk.
Observation Grid
University of Southern Californias Globus Medicus allows transfer and review of medical images in near real time among grid-enabled sites.
Grid computing: Term may fade, but features will live on
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Welcome to the world's largest supercomputing grid
With 20 petabytes of storage, and more than 280 teraflops of computing power, TeraGrid combines the processing power of supercomputers across the continent.
Q&A: Microsoft's utility computing guru talks about his in-house support challenges
Devin Murray, Microsoft's group manager of utility services, says the vendor's server utilization issues are much like everyone else's -- except it has a lot more systems to deal with than most companies do.
Split-Second Trading
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With its latest version, Mozilla's browser continues to raise the bar for what Web browsers should be.
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