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| The DNA of Computing | ||||||||||||||||
| August 12, 2001 | ||||||||||||||||
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Intel Americas, AMAX, ASA Computer and Penguin Computing cordially invite you to...Intel Americas, AMAX, ASA Computer and Penguin Computing, LinuxWorld Aug 29th, 2001 The DNA of Computing Gaining a Competitive Advantage with Intel Architecture based Clustering Solution August 29, 2001 (1:00 PM - 5:30 PM) LinuxWorld Meeting Room 134b Moscone Convention Center 747 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94103 Over the last several years, we have seen rapid growth and significant scientific breakthrough in the Life Sciences Industry. Fueling this growth is the availability of raw computational power at much lower costs than ever before. Companies that are able to deploy the most cost effective high performance computing solutions are the ones that will win in this exploding market. Attend this FREE Seminar to learn why having a powerful, cost-effective and yet simple computing solution is the key to your business survival. Who Should Attend? This event is of particular relevance to those in the Life Sciences Industry - university researchers, biologists, chemists, or others interested in taking advantage of recent breakthroughs in clustering solutions. What you will gain? By investing half a day at this FREE Seminar, you will: Discover the numerous ways to build your own supercomputer with a Beowulf Cluster Learn how to easily put all the pieces together Understand how your applications can take advantage of the Beowulf Clustering technology Find out what is the right configuration for your specific workload Agenda 1:00PM Welcome 1:10PM Implementation of Beowulf Clustering systems Address the various ways of building a Beowulf clustering system. How applications scale with different Beowulf clustering configurations. Don Becker Founder and CTO (co-developer of Beowulf Cluster) Scyld Computing Corporation 1:45PM High Performance Informatics Computing The use of computational clusters for in-Silico biology is dictated by simple economics. This talk will cover some of the questions and issues associated with adapting applications which have not been developed with distributed computing in mind, to a cluster platform. Dr. Joseph Landman Senior Scientist, Supercomputing Division MSC.Software 2:30PM Success Story Incyte is well known for its success in using Intel-based clustering system for research. Gain insights on how Incyte built its own clustering system and what factors to consider in building your own clustering solution. Will Francis Senior Unix Administrator Incyte Genomics 3:05PM Reception/Ask the experts 5:00PM Drawing Chance to win a Pentium 4 processor (10 available) as well as a Pentium 4 processor-based system (2 available). BONUS: Get a FREE Beowulf Cluster CD from Scyld and detailed instruction on how to install the Scyld package! Seating is limited. Register now! |
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| Organized by: | Intel Americas, Inc | |||||||||||||||
| Invited Speakers: | Don Becker Founder and CTO (co-developer of Beowulf Cluster) Scyld Computing Corporation Will Francis Senior Unix Administrator Incyte Genomics Dr. Joseph Landman Senior Scientist, Supercomputing Division MSC.Software |
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| Deadline for Abstracts: | Aug 24th, 2001 | |||||||||||||||
| Registration: | To Register for the seminar, please fill out the registration form attached. Please fax completed form to Intel Meeting Service, ATTN: CHRISTY STUDER, at (480) 768-4666 or e-mail to: christyx.j.studer@intel.com |
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| E-mail: | christyx.j.studer@intel.com | |||||||||||||||
| Posted by: | Desmond Yuen | |||||||||||||||
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