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20 Apr 2006 7:56:14 UTC
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    E@H gets a link to the right, but is not mentioned per-se in the article.

    BBC article.

    Same story at New Scientist, more detailed and less "popular", but links to NS don't always work...

    NS article.

    Wave upon wave of demented avengers march cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream.

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    BBC and New Scientist articles.

    20 Apr 2006 12:10:19 UTC
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      E@H gets a link to the right, but is not mentioned per-se in the article.

      BBC article.

      Same story at New Scientist, more detailed and less "popular", but links to NS don't always work...

      NS article.


      See also www.nasa.gov. Columbia is n.4 in the top500 list of computers and reaches 51.87 Tflops. It has a Non Uniform Memory Access architecture with 20 nodes of 512 Itanium-2 processors each.It is a SGI Altix computer. OS is Linux.
      Tullio

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