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Sun Computational Biology SIG Newsletter - 12 July 2006
Sun Microsystems Unveils Three Market-Changing Products, Including World's First 16-Way x64 Server in a Single 4U Chassis Sun Also Breaks $2/GB Storage Barrier and Introduces Market's Most Advanced High-End x86 Modular Computing Platform; Customers and Partners, Including AMD Chairman and CEO Hector Ruiz, Join Sun at Celebratory Launch Event. » More Register today for a FREE Sun x64 Factor DVD kit and a chance to win 1 of 5 FREE Sun Ultra 20 workstation. The Sun x64 Factor DVD kit contains:
Two Articles on Solaris 10 Containers How to Manage Systems with ZFS in Solaris Containers. Web Consolidation on the Sun Fire T1000 Server Using Solaris ContainersProject Honeycomb: Intelligent Storage for Massive Data Volumes Project Honeycomb is an innovative storage system that introduces a whole new level of intelligence and programmability to the category. To learn more about it we talked to Mike Davis, senior product manager for Honeycomb in the Storage Group. » MoreSun Microsystems Launches Global Partner Community to Accelerate Collaboration, Innovation and Adoption of High Performance Computing Technology New Community Brings More Flexibility and Choice to HPC Customers, Providing Global Access to Sun's x64 Technologies. » MoreIdaho National Laboratory (INL) Sun's Solaris-based grid computing cluster solution has dramatically improved compute power for Idaho National Laboratory, which supports the U.S. Department of Energy. With Sun's help, INL has deployed a high-performance unified and secure grid computing infrastructure that can complete two trillion (2 teraflop) floating-point operations per second. » MoreCongratulations to Tokyo Tech, #7 Supercomputer in the World TiTECH's new Sun/AMD Opteron based supercomputer is officially the 7th fastest supercomputer in the world and the fastest in Asia as of today's Top500 list. Over the next 14 days leading up to our next product launch, Sun's Marc Hamilton will share some of the stories behind the building of the TSUBAME system on his blog. » More
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