NASA taps SGI, Intel for supercomputer

No Windows here. Linux owns the super computer market.: And how much would it cost for 10,000 copies of Win2003. And how much memory would you need for 10,000 copies of IE, IIS, and Media Player. Microsoft testified these could not be removed. 50 billion in the bank, and Microsoft does not have a clue how to do super computers. This makes Microsoft look like the village idiot.; Posted by: DonnieBoy Posted on: 07/27/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Your point is what? betelgeuse68 | 07/28/04

Yup, the kernal is good. Update victim | 07/28/04

Darn good answer bradbales | 07/28/04

BS Loverock Davidson | 07/28/04

Supercomputers georgep_z | 07/28/04

Linux == scalable CobraA1 | 07/28/04

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