Silicon Graphics To Be Delisted From NYSE

Dan Linder writes "Starting Monday, November 7th, Silicon Graphics will be delisted from the NYSE. The future of the graphics and supercomputing former-heavyweight has never been less certain. This is especially unfortunate given their ongoing commitment to Linux and other open-source projects." From the article: "The company's stock, which once traded at $50 per share, fell below NYSE's minimum standard for continued listing earlier this year. The move comes as little surprise. The company received a warning from the NYSE in May, when its share price dropped below the $1 barrier. Although it had dipped into sub-$1 territory in late 2001 and again in late 2002, the price on both occasions recovered within a month or two. "

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What the hell is wrong with Slashdot today?

[RandoX]

Is it hosed for anyone else or just me?

Re:What the hell is wrong with Slashdot today?

[just_another_sean]

Yes, offtopic I know, but after clearing my FF cache 3 times and still getting the mess that is /. today I realize it is not my browser.

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[mpathetiq]

My tongue feels massive. Stupid hangover.