IBM to commercialize Blue Gene supercomputer
Fresh from setting a record for performance among supercomputers just a few days ago, IBM Monday announced it is making a commercial version of its Blue Gene system available to be aimed at businesses and scientific researchers.
Called the IBM eServer Blue Gene, the Power-based system has employed a mix of cooling and clustering technologies to achieve a performance of 5.7 teraflops. The system has a footprint of less than one square meter. Price of the system, which is available now, starts at $1.5 million.
Read the complete story . (NetworkWorldFusion)
Read more
- ibm ,
- to ,
- commercialize ,
- blue ,
- gene ,
- supercomputer
Fujitsu introduces 128Mbit mobile FCRAM with 32-bit multiplexed bus
- NEC debuts 128Mbit PSRAM with COSMORAM standard
- Nvidia takes lead in mobile graphics
- Eight EBay sellers admit to phony bids
- Pioneer ultraviolet laser promises 500GB disks
- 3 lines up three phones from Motorola
- Security improvements urged to boost e-commerce
- Spammers stay a click ahead of U.S. cyberlaw
- Novell Desktop Linux ready to break Windows
- Tesco aims for iTunes with song-shop launch
Dell launches rack-dense server for supercomputing clusters
- Intel releases six new Itanium 2 processors
- Samsung unveils LCD with 1000:1 contrast ratio
- Bluetooth seeks to smooth market snags
- IBM dominates top 500 supercomputer list
- Acer reports second consecutive month of record consolidated revenues
- AMD lowers Athlon 64 prices again
- Linux aims to divide and conquer the desktop
- Bluetooth 2.0 offers much faster data transmissions
- Linux and IBM big winners at SC2004
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
