LinuxInsider: Penguin Looks To Conquer HPC Clustering

“Enrico Pesatori knows a thing or two about business strategy.
He has been admired for his self-sustaining executive track record
at Digital Equipment, Compaq and BlueArc. Now, as chairman and CEO
of Penguin Computing, he’s out to make the company a leader in
high-performance computing servers, systems and cluster-management
software.

“When the company was founded in 1998 by Sam Ockman, a Linux
pioneer who was part of a group that coined the term ‘open source’
and is now Penguin’s Director, it was primarily known as the Linux
user’s source for server hardware…”

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