jbrodkin writes 'SiCortex had an idea that it thought would take the supercomputing world by storm — build the most energy-efficient HPC clusters on the planet. But the recession, and the difficulties of penetrating a market dominated by Intel-based... ...full story at slashdot
from slashdot on Wed, Nov 04 2009
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Supercomputer niche chucks rocks at Nehalem » the register (uk) SiCortex and the Intel 'problem' As niche supercomputer-maker SiCortex works on the next generation of its line and watches the IT marketing machine gearing up for Intel's impending Nehalem-based Xeon EP, the company says that Chipzilla isn't moving in... |
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