Mellanox Announces Support for IBM iDataPlex System
By ADMINISTRATOR on June 28, 2008 (5:42:09 PM) America/Los_Angeles
ConnectX 20Gb/s InfiniBand Adapters Provide Unprecedented Performance and Efficiency for Compute and Storage Intensive Business Environments: Mellanox Technologies today announced that its ConnectX 20Gb/s InfiniBand adapters will provide a low-latency, high-performance interconnect for the IBM iDataPlex system. IBM iDataPlex is new category of server that dramatically increases compute density while significantly decreasing energy consumption and associated data center costs for Internet-scale computing.
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Luxtera Executive Honored with the Optical Society’s Prestigious Award
By ADMINISTRATOR on June 28, 2008 (5:41:25 PM) America/Los_Angeles
Cary Gunn recognized for outstanding achievement in silicon photonics: Luxtera, the worldwide leader in Silicon CMOS Photonics, today announced that the Optical Society (OSA) has awarded L. Cary Gunn, co-founder and chief technology officer for Luxtera, the Adolph Lomb Medal. The group awarded Gunn for his pioneering work in the development and commercialization of silicon photonics.
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MSC.Software's Acquisition of the MacNeal Group Changes the Simulation Landscape
By ADMINISTRATOR on June 28, 2008 (5:40:50 PM) America/Los_Angeles
MSC.Software today announced that it has acquired the MacNeal Group (tMG). The MacNeal Group was founded by Dr. Richard MacNeal, a pioneer for the CAE market and the leading authority on finite element technology. This acquisition maximizes the natural synergies between both companies around Nastran technology and provides superior simulation technology for the on-going globalization of the engineering supply chain.
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Strong community engagement strengthens cybersecurity R&D
By ADMINISTRATOR on June 28, 2008 (5:36:54 PM) America/Los_Angeles
Randy Butler and Von Welch, Co-directors NCSA Cybersecurity Directorate: Infrastructures around the world—from power grids to financial services to scientific research grids to emergency systems—are dependent on cyberinfrastructure, which itself is an increasingly intricate network of interdependent systems. As this infrastructure become more complex and critical to our everyday lives, so grows the risk from attackers whose motives range from illicit profits to terrorism. And the rate at which we increasingly depend on cyberinfrastructure is exceeded only by the rapid emergence of new threats, to which sites and their administrators must constantly adapt while maintaining the delicate balance between security and usability.
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