HPC
OpenSFS to fund Lustre HPC file system development
Over half of the top HPC centres in the world are using the Lustre file system, so the latest move to fund its development should make a lot of people happy. And there will be a lot of brainpower and resources backing up the move: namely, supercomputer maker Cray, HPC storage vendor Data Direct Networks, and two nuke labs …
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Isn't the subtitle misspelled
The more I read about Oracle & Elison, the more I think he's trying to outGates Gates. There is a definite misspeliing in the article subtitle.
'nuke' labs?
Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore are DOE NNSA ('nuke') labs. Oak Ridge is within the DOE Office of Science: they don't develop weapons. The fact that this is tangential to the actual story makes it worse -- why even bring it up?
Eh?
Who said anything about weapons? "nuke" labs can be for civilian purposes right?
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