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IBM, SGI win Linux supercomputer deals in Asia

Publication:InfoWorldDate:Nov 06 2004
Reporter:Martyn Williams

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IBM Corp. and Silicon Graphics Inc. (SGI) have won contracts to supply Linux-based supercomputers to a Korean national university and a Japanese nuclear research institute, the two companies said Thursday.

The IBM system will be provided to Seoul National University and consist of a 425-node cluster of the company's JS20 blade servers. The servers were launched by IBM earlier this year and are the company's first to be based on its Power PC processor. The South Korean system will also include IBM's Fast 7000 data storage system and will have a maximum performance of 5 teraflops, said the company.




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