[ Thanks to Matt for
this link. ]
“Los Alamos National Laboratory today plans to announce that
it’s installing a 1,400-node Linux cluster that uses a new
object-based file system technology for data storage.“Gary Grider, manager of scalable I/O systems at Los Alamos,
said the lab will use start-up Panasas Inc.’s network-attached
storage (NAS) technology to spread file management capabilities
across commodity servers while still achieving high levels of
computing power and I/O throughput…”
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