“Scyld Announces the First Commercial Release of its Next
Generation Beowulf Cluster Operating System Called Scyld
Beowulf.”
“The first of quarterly planned releases, the Scyld Beowulf
software provides simplified cluster integration and setup, easy
administration, and seamless scalability.”
“Beowulf-style cluster systems are computers running open-source
operating systems that are networked together to form a parallel
processing supercomputer. The Scyld Beowulf distribution is the
next generation Beowulf operating system. It includes an enhanced
Linux kernel, libraries, and utilities specifically designed for
clustering.”
“The Scyld Beowulf system provides a stable, standard, supported
platform for the deployment of advanced clustering
applications.”
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