Linux news from SC2005

[Posted November 15, 2005 by ris]

The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and Silicon Graphics (SGI) have announced that an open-source version of the SGI SpeedShop performance analysis tool is now available to developers.

HPCwire Publisher Tom Tabor presented four 2005 HPCwire Innovation Awards to SGI's Graphics Prism.

Penguin Computing has released the Penguin Application-Ready Cluster Portfolio, a new line of integrated hardware/software Linux-based cluster systems.

Platform Computing has announced that Platform Rocks Standard Edition (SE) will be available as a cluster management solution for the HP Cluster Platform 3000.

PathScale has announced the release of version 1.1 of its InfiniPath software. This latest InfiniPath software release fully supports the OpenIB Gen 2 software stack and is designed to maximize application scaling and performance on InfiniBand-based Linux clusters.