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SGI Cyclone Offers HPC in the Cloud
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| SGI says Cyclone is backed by the
| industryâs fastest supercomputing hardware
| architectures, including SGI Altix scale-
| up, Altix ICE scale-out and Altix XE hybrid
| clusters, all based on Intel Xeon or
| Itanium processors. Customers can also
| choose between Novell SUSE or Red Hat
| Linux, with further performance offered by
| SGI ProPack. Altair PBS Professional and
| SGI ISLE Cluster Manager provide system
| scheduling and management.
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http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2010/02/15/sgi-cyclone-offers-hpc-in-the-cloud/
IBM Unveils Clustered NAS Storage
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| IBM (NYSE: IBM) today unveiled its entry in
| the growing market for clustered network-
| attached storage (NAS) systems.
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http://www.enterprisestorageforum.com/storagenetworking/article.php/3864521
Virtual Appliances Offer Fast Sandboxes, Production Environments
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| It did not take me too long to find the
| first offering that met my needs: TurnKey
| Linux has, among several other free virtual
| appliance offerings, a full Joomla!
| instance running on top of a LAMP stack.
| Everything is put together for you: the
| Joomla! configuration, the PHPMyAdmin
| front-end, Postfix MTA configuration, and
| Apache, PHP, and MySQL modules for Webmin.
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http://www.itworld.com/open-source/96666/virtual-appliances-offer-fast-sandboxes-production-environments
Recent:
SGI spins up Cyclone HPC cloud
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| Cyclone is not restricted to running the 16
| applications mentioned above in a software-as-
| a-service (SaaS) manner (with others coming
| out shortly), but can also be used as raw
| computing to run homegrown code or any other
| Linux applications that HPC shops have a
| license to run (known as IaaS in the cloud
| lingo).
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http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2010/02/11/sgi_cyclone_hpc_cloud/
Making big ones out of small ones: SGI
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| SGI is taking a different, and much larger,
| swing at this with its new UltraViolet
| Nehalem-based clusters. According to Geoff
| Noer of SGI, these boxes will scale to 2,048
| cores and 16TB of memory with a single
| operating system instance â unmodified SUSE or
| Red Hat Linux.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/12/01/sc09_sgi_ultraviolet/
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