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SGI NUMAflex Linux System On Display @ SC2002

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the creating-the-memory dept.

jarrod.smith writes " According to SGI will unveil its Intel® Itanium® 2 NUMAflex shared-memory supercomputer architecture (which runs Linux as its OS) at Supercomputing 2002 which runs this week in Baltimore, MD. The link at SGI says the system will be on display at the show. The exhibit floor opens this evening. Unfortunately I did not go this year. Can those lucky enough to be at the meeting scope it out and post comments?"

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  1. What's in a name... by swordboy · · Score: 5, Funny

    Wow!

    NumaFLEX... And to think... All that AMD could come up with was Athlon 64.

    You'da thunk that they'd at least stuck a period or an 'e' on there somewhere...

    eAthlon.64?

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    1. Re:What's in a name... by FaasNat · · Score: 5, Funny

      eAthlon.64?
      Dan Quayle says it's Athlone 64

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  2. WHY LINUX!? by stevejsmith · · Score: 5, Funny

    LINUX!? WHY LINUX!? Why not a stable OS...




    Like Windows ME!