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Here's a picture Penguin sent us of our new cluster on the factory floor just before it got loaded into the truck for shipping. It should be here Monday.

December 7, 2017

DataStax at DGI's Cloud Computing Conference

May him be a geek? If it is, it's a pretty rich one... :)

Answering secondary-school computing students' questions about Sun, at an event organised by Edinburgh Uni to boost their CS student intake.

CSU offers Cloud Computing resources that grow with your business.

Convergence is a term that describes a number of related processes in the contemporary media environment. This week, we consider technological convergence, through which the previously separate sectors of computing, media content and telecommunications have now become inseparably connected. Our media environment is now not only digital but also networked. Despite this, much of the study of media remains grounded in the broadcast media paradigm of the twentieth century. This week’s set reading discusses the significance of the words digital and network, as well as introducing some of the main ways in which technology has been understood in the study of media and culture.

From left: Donald Levy (University of Chicago Vice President for Research and for National Laboratories), Veronica Angulo (Senior Policy Advisor for the Department of Energy) and Eric Isaacs (Argonne Lab director).

Petri Computor 35

A variety of flip-top computing devices in the office one day

Weslaco Information Technology attends Cloud Computing Seminar at the McAllen Convention Center, on Thurs., March 24, 2011. Presenters included: INX, CISCO, Unidesk, EMC, APC, and VCE

Not really "enviremental green", but could go through as .. "venom green"

Berkeley Lab representatives:

Dani Ushizima, Orianna Demasi, Linda Vu, Deb Agarwal, Juan Meza, Tony Drummond, Sean Peisert

Remounting a multi-cabinet NEC SX-5 in the Cray-Cyber.org server room.

Photos from our first meeting

Inside the box were two taps, with hoses connected to each.

 

Yep, a Devon Computor.

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