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Gates to tout Microsoft's supercomputing move

Posted by bstadil on · 5 comments
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The computing giant ventures takes on supercomputing with a beta of its first supercomputer operating system.

[ED - Linux commands 76% of the top 500 supercomputers. What can MS possible gain from this endevour? Wonder what their licensing scheme will be. Per CPU? bstadil]

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Comments (5)

mvermeer ·
Now stop being nasty to Bill, you hear? And if you're so clever, why aren't you a billionaire?
Tsela ·
Martin: because AC is clever but honest? I've noted ethics tend to limit financial gains...

:/
tuxchick ·
Man, I can't wait to see the BSODs this baby generates. Mushroom cloud!
justme ·
Future headlines:

November 15, 2006:

Redmond, WA -- Windows Supercomputer goes on line at SETI Institute; will process radio signal data.

November 16, 2006:

Arecibo, PR -- SETI Announces First Contact with Extraterrestrials, Fears Invasion; Alien General "Protection Fault" to make defense systems "Unavailable."

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