NCSA To Build $53 Million, 13-Teraflop Facility
Quite a few readers submitted news of a distributed system to be built by four U.S. institutions (mostly) out of IBM computers, and paid for with a whopping grant. DoctorWho and november writes: "'The National Science Foundation has awarded $53 million to four U.S. research institutions to build and deploy a distributed terascale facility...' A link to the press release is here." An anonymous reader contributed a link to coverage on Wired, and GreazyMF to one of this story at the New York Times.
1. Imagine a bewolf-cluster of these ones
2. It must be running Linux
3. Imagine Unreal on it
4. Imagine Quake on it
5. Imagine the cracking power
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... Windows on it. Ahhh ...
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Aww, shit. nevermind.
NetInfo connection failed for server 127.0.0.1/local
wonder how fast Quake will run?
(Can I get one of these instead of my desk at work? Just give me a monitor and big stool.)
-- "Other than that, how was the play Mrs. Lincoln?"
How about getting these things to drive those high-resolution walls?
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Has it been 20 seconds yet?
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What exactly will they be using the 13 Teraflops to calculate and the 450 Terabytes to store? Mayhaps Carnivore or Eschelon have found a home.