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[HPCwire: Recent articles featuring high productivity computing] HPCwire: Spansion Brings NOR Flash to HPC: Many organizations that could benefit from the use of HPC clusters find that it is complicated to get the systems up and running because of limited IT resources or the complexities of the clusters themselves. Learn how the Intel Cluster Ready program, for which Dell was an original partner, seeks to address this challenge for entry level and mid-range HPC users.

[NewTek Discussions] how about 1/2 a terabyte of extra RAM: "Dawning plays a critical role in high performance computing for many companies in China and is constantly investigating new ways to improve its computing power," said Mr. Li Jun, President, Dawning Information Industry.

[Latest News from HP DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL] Spansion Claims Breakthrough in Main Memory | HP DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL: Despite crippling losses, filing for Chapter 11, massive job cuts, the abrupt departure of its CEO and CFO, a search for somebody to buy it or merge with it, incapacitating debt, delisting threats and a patent suit, Spansion, the spun-off former AMD-Toshiba joint venture, has finally reached the jumping-off point it's been aiming to get to for a couple of years now. It's going to try to disrupt the industry by substituting NOR Flash for conventional server main memory.

[News Desk] Spansion Claims Breakthrough in Main Memory | SYS-CON FRANCE: Forget write-intensive situations, they're not NOR's strong suite but Spansion claims an outrageously high 60x performance improvement - sweet Lord, 60x - on oil and gas modeling and visualization applications, for instance. Maureen O' Gara the most read technology reporter for the past 20 years, is the Cloud Computing and Virtualization News Desk editor of SYS-CON Media.

[Latest News from Web 2.0 Journal] Spansion Claims Breakthrough in Main Memory | Web 2.0 Journal: Despite crippling losses, filing for Chapter 11, massive job cuts, the abrupt departure of its CEO and CFO, a search for somebody to buy it or merge with it, incapacitating debt, delisting threats and a patent suit, Spansion, the spun-off former AMD-Toshiba joint venture, has finally reached the jumping-off point it’s been aiming to get to for a couple of years now. It’s going to try to disrupt the industry by substituting NOR Flash for conventional server main memory.

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