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News digest February 2006
>Industry
  >HPCN industry
>PSC - 20 Years of Supercomputing in Pittsburgh
>Meteorologists worldwide put SGI solutions at the forefront of weather prediction
>Cray selected by UK's AWE to provide one of world's largest supercomputers
>New IBM cluster entered in production January 9
>Scali addresses growing demand for cluster lifecycle management in the datacentre
>DNA self-assembly used to mass-produce patterned nanostructures
>HP and Hitachi to collaborate on security and privacy research
>Supercomputing time offered for US Gulf Coast levee restoration
>Fujitsu Siemens Computers strengthens portfolio with SBS Product Related Services
>Mission critical computing customers deploy Itanium solutions
>NERSC supercomputers to analyse hurricane coastal surges and help plan rebuilding in Louisiana and Gulf Coast
>IBM supercomputer "Champions” research at UT Austin's Texas Advanced Computer Center
>World Record for Fujitsu Siemens Computers' PRIMEQUEST
>Sun Java Enterprise System powers NOC to monitor critical voice, video and data for FAA's new nationwide communications network
>Cray announces selected preliminary 2005 results and updates 2006 outlook
>TACC's ACES Visualization Laboratory gains high-end Dell workstations
>NEC Itanium2 based Express5800 server achieves world's best 8-processor Intel TPC-C benchmark performance
>Interactive Supercomputing secures VC funding
>DataDirect qualifies S2A product line with ONStor Bobcat NAS gateways for scalable, high-performance enterprise storage
>Alberta and HP collaboarate on information and communications technology
>HP teams with Symas to deliver open source directory across HP server platforms
>ADNOC acquires latest high-performance computer from SGI for oil reservoir studies
>Intransa capitalizes on 2005 momentum in expanding IP SAN market
>"Most Innovative Server" awarded to the Sun Fire T2000 server
>IBM expands BladeCenter solutions for retail industry
>Oracle sets new world record with SAP Business Information Warehouse Standard Application two-tier benchmark on Fujitsu Siemens Computers PRIMEPOWER
>Asigra delivers remote data back-up to drilling company based throughout Europe and Atlantic Ocean
>emgs deploys IBRIX Fusion Parallel File System to accelerate oil and gas exploration services
>Mercury Computer Systems introduces the first rugged Cell BE processor-based computer - the PowerBlock 200
>Java CoG Kit documentation now entirely maintained
>HP boosts Open Source Alliance with JBoss on Linux and HP-UX 11i platforms
>Devon IT announces availability of thin client terminals with NoMachine NX client
>IBRIX Fusion parallel file system helps maximize performance of Alexa web wearch platform
>European ITtechnology rolls into North American market
>SGI offers Interactive Parallel Computing Platform
  >The Grid
>Handling complexity - Peter Sloot introduces dr. hc. Carl Kesselman
>Building a Virtual Organisation with Grid technology takes a lot of telephone calls
>Book review - Grid computing, The savvy manager's guide
>Networking computers to help combat disease
>Mining biotech's data mother lode
> SDSC and NCSA provide combined TeraGrid resources
>Alchemi 1.0: A .NET-based Enterprise Grid Framework released
>SARA doubles capacity of Dutch National Compute Cluster
>Problem solving made simpler
>Where now for agent-based computing?
>ETICS to improve Grid quality
>As Grid problem solving flows smoothly
>In Grids we trust - the EU Provenance project
>DataSynapse interfaces GridServer technology to Informatica platform
>EMC acquires information Grid software from Acxiom
>Altair Engineering releases PBS Professional 7.0SP1 with enhanced ease of use for heterogenous environments
>DataSynapse reinforces leadership position as virtualization technology hits the mainstream
>UC San Diego partners with Venter Institute to build Community Cyberinfrastructure for Advanced Marine Microbial Ecology Research
>A semantic solution to finding information among peers
>Eurotech promotes the development of ETH lab, the Ggroup's research centre
>Biologists and computer scientists join forces to lead biology revolution
>Univa ships beta release of enterprise Globus software release 4
>RENCI teams with Carolina medical researchers to develop better bioinformatics tools
>IBM acquires CIMS Lab
>Moab Technology helps Alexa launch innovative new Web Search Platform
>New release of GSI-OpenSSH includes high-performance networking patches
>ClearCube and DataSynapse partner to create the first Grid-enabled PC Blade solution for the financial services industry
>Murex integrates Platform Symphony Grid computing solution
>NCSA spin-off company earns state grant
>DataSynapse and Murex partner to offer integrated Grid technology
>Digipede recognized for Windows Grid computing product excellence
>CERN chooses ProCurve Networking by HP to connect world's largest and most powerful particle physics laboratory
>A quick start to understanding the benefits and drawbacks of Utility and Grid computing
>NASA taps Northrop Grumman for software development
>Leading research firm outlines "Three Steps to Profitable Growth in Insurance"
>Breakthrough year for Oracle Fusion Middleware
>Continuent's open source Middleware aligns with Gartner's 2006 Top 10 strategic technologies
>Stardust spacecraft collecting comet dust - Public to look for dust grains in Stardust detectors
>Update to Pooch Software enhances the cluster experience
>Aspeed announces ACCELLERANT for NONMEM
>Canadian communications specialist selects Callidus software solution
>Oracle details milestones for Oracle Fusion Architecture and Oracle Fusion Applications
>Callidus Software announces general availability of Callidus TrueAnalytics module
>ObjectWeb Celtix Project achieves fourth key milestone
>Oracle Database 10g Release 2 secures new world record TPC-H Three TB Benchmark with Sun Fire E25K server
>Sun delivers new workstations pre-installed with Solaris 10
  >Applications
>Building efficient global computing systems
>Membrane research opens window to benefits for plants and humans
>The 451 Group launches new '451 M&A KnowledgeBase' service as technology industry M&A level hits new high of $339 billion
>St. Jude conducts first large-scale bird flu genome study
>Sandia researchers aim to keep points-of-entry safe through systems-level modelling of operations
>Scripps Networks selects Informatica data integration platform to extend market reach
  >TOP500
>Appro about its TOP500 supercomputers
>Networking
>SilverStorm Technologies announces InfiniBand networking for Mac OS X Tiger Server
>Major Chinese telecom and network operators turn to Cisco CRS-1 carrier routing system to migrate to new IP NGN
>Sun Microsystems announces its participation in the Ethernet Alliance
>Cambodia Data Communication selects SOMA Networks to provide first nationwide broadband wireless infrastructure
>Network Equipment Technologies announces final results for Q3 fiscal 2006
Devon IT announces availability of thin client terminals with NoMachine NX client
King of Prussia 17 January 2006 Devon IT, a provider of server-centric computing products and services, has made available NoMachine NX Client on NTA Thin Client terminals. This new offering, the latest addition to its line of thin client terminals, maximizes the capabilities of customers using NoMachine remote access solutions.
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"With the most advanced and affordable terminals on the market today, customers can easily implement a secure thin-client solution with access to a broad range of applications and data", explained Joe Makoid, President, Devon IT. "The NoMachine NX Client combined with NTA terminals helps increase the benefits of thin client implementations by enabling reliable connectivity to systems that use NoMachine remote access solutions."

"Combining NoMachine's capabilities of distributing applications efficiently across the network along with the NTAVO thin client terminal will help provide customers a complete thin client solution. This alliance is an opportunity to implement an efficient server-centric computing solution in a very affordable way", stated NoMachine CEO and CTO Gian Filippo Pinzari.

"NTAVO thin client solutions are excellent solutions for anyone looking to improve the security and reliability of their computer systems", explained Joe Makoid. "NTA Thin Client terminals are used by many of the world's largest financial, manufacturing and retail companies. Our terminals enable enterprise customers to access the capability of today's most powerful personal computers at much lower up-front and total costs. Because NTA Thin Client terminals are more secure, more reliable and more manageable than PCs, they can provide significant improvements in cost savings and security to organisations around the world."

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