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[Headline Watch] Infrastructure: Collider Requires Massive Computing Network: Despite massive filtering, there will be 15 petabytes of data a year -- roughly enough to fill 2 million DVDs. The story says high-speed lines to 11 top research institutions in Europe, North America and Asia will analyze the data, then send it out to a network of 150 facilities where thousands of researchers will be involved.

[Latest News from WebSphere Journal] New IBM Petaflop Supercomputer at German Forschungszentrum Juelich ...: "Supercomputers of this performance level are universal key technology instruments to solve most complex and urgent scientific problems in many areas," comments Professor Achim Bachem, Chairman of the Board of Forschungszentrum Juelich. "Scientists of all disciplines use supercomputers to identify climate changes, conduct research about protein folding in cells, how semiconductors work or how fuel cells can be improved."

[Latest News from Cloud Computing Journal] Clouds Need Big Closets | Cloud Computing Journal: EMC unveiled its massively scalable cloud storage Monday, the stuff that it’s been working on for a long time now under the code names Hulk and Maui, Hulk for the hardware and Maui for the software, branding the whole megillah Atmos as it moved out the door. Some features like compression and de-duplication that are usually add-ons are thrown in for nothing.

[hadoop on SWiK] hadoop: Google Blog Search: hadoop: Cloud- based tools, including large-scale data-intensive computing as offered by Hadoop, are key to the rise and rise of cloud computing. In this wide-ranging Exclusive Q&A with SYS-CON's Cloud Computing Journal, the Director of Grid .

[Megaleecher.Net - Making technology work for you...] The Secret Behind Google & Yahoo's SuperFast Split Second Search ...: Fast SearchBoth Google and Yahoo process millions of queries a day and still manage to provide you blazing fast results in split seconds, The secret behind these superfast search results is a software named "Hadoop" which is a free Java. ... named "Hadoop" which is a free Java software framework running on a large computing clusters for data intensive distributed applications, Hadoop enables applications to easily scale out to thousands of nodes and petabytes of data. ...

[Jonathan Schwartz's Blog (Comments)] Jonathan Schwartz's Blog: The World's Largest Supercomputing Cloud: More than 4000 quad core Sun/Opteron blades, 120+ Tb of DRAM, running CentOS; Delivering more than 500 teraflops computing capacity; Jobs scheduled by Sun's Grid Engine; Interconnected by two, 100 terabit non-blocking Magnum .... I just hope they're affordable, I'm expecting I'll need one of these for the next release of Windows, in 2020. Posted by Matt on March 03, 2008 at 06:14 PM PST #. Wow. you guys paid too much! Everyone knows the universe is only 6000 years old! ...

[Computerworld Blogs - Hardware] Sun blackbox boggles bloggers' brains (and iPod+tubes ...: All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of

[Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing] Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing: Google data centers and dark ...: When Google acquires small innovative companies such as writely.com, they are not doing so in my opinion to compete with Microsoft, rather to create more buzz about the company, and remember 2% increase in their stock price due to buzz means hundreds of millions of dollars of market cap, even if the product remains free and in beta for years to come.

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[Jonathan Schwartz's Blog] Jonathan Schwartz's Blog: Understanding the Changes We're Driving: This blog contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, regarding the future results and performance of Sun Microsystems, Inc., including statements regarding Sun's growth plan, Sun's return to profitability, future growth, areas of future investment, the competitive advantage that results from Sun's intellectual property and the monetization of such intellectual property, the attributes of and benefits to be derived from future products, continued gains in market share and synergies to be derived from acquisition integrations. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties and actual results could differ materially from those predicted in any such forward-looking statements.

[CIO Master] CIO Master: Smart Grid News Profiles Austin Energy: In addition to its own comprehensive marketing campaign, InnoTech Austin is supported and marketed by over 10 business and technology focused organizations in the region such as the Austin Technology Council, the Austin chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals, the Greater Austin Chamber, the Austin Business Journal and many others.

[Robin Harris's blog] Storage Clusters: they aren't coming; they're here - Computerworld ...: It took 10 years from the publication of the Berkeley RAID paper before RAID arrays took 50% of the external storage market. Yet storage cluster use has been growing rapidly in some major niches: internet data centers, video and broadcasting and web services.

[Virtualization.com] VMware Fusion Helped CERN Not Destroy The World With Large Hardron ...: a network of more than 150 computing centres with approximately 40,000 CPUs, handling 15 petabytes of new data each year. This Grid, which provides computing power for some of the organization

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