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:HPCWire: Changing Times for Linux Networx
HPCWire: Changing Times for Linux Networx
Sep 10, 2006, 12 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4088 reads)

(Other stories by Michael Feldman)

"HPCwire: Can you talk about some of the changes we have been hearing about at Linux Networx?

"Ewald: We've continued to evolve our strategy to help our customers solve important computing problems with our leading Linux supercomputing systems, software and services. The first phase of that strategy started in Q4 of 2005 when we delivered our LS Series of Linux Supercomputers, our family of standard, validated supercomputing configurations. The second phase focused on providing additional products and services to enhance the core compute capabilities of our LS Series. We initiated this phase earlier this year with the delivery of our storage products--in Q1--and visualization solutions--in Q2--as performance-integrated components of a complete supercomputing system. We are now moving into the third phase of our strategic roadmap. We will be emphasizing software designed to bring clustered Linux supercomputers to production quality levels historically provided by proprietary and Unix based systems..."

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