The UK National Grid Service (NGS) passed a significant milestone in May when Cardiff and Bristol universities joined as the first non-founder members of the service by making some of their computing facilities available on the

Silicon Graphics (NYSE: SGI – News) today announced that NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center is upgrading its computing and data management capabilities with powerful SGI

What if you could run OS/400, AIX, and mainframe applications on the same box? What if that box could be powered by Itanium, Opteron, X86-X64, or Power/PowerPC processors? This would be pretty cool, right? And it would definitely shake up the server market. Well, a nearly magical piece of software called QuickTransit, created by a little known company called Transitive, does just such a thing, and that software is poised to change the server market in a big way.
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Today at the daratechMVP2005 conference, held May 23-24, 2005 at the Sheraton Detroit Novi Hotel, Silicon Graphics (NYSE: SGI) announced a North American reseller agreement whereby the Professional Services arm of SGI will sell VRSim software solutions to its customers. This strategic relationship provides integrated high-performance hardware and software solutions for manufacturing customers who demand high-quality, well-designed products with individual appeal. In addition to the reseller agreement, SGI debuts VRSim Mock-Up software running on the Silicon Graphics Prism(TM) visualization system.
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Signaling a new age for professional sports, NBA Entertainment today announced
it has contracted to engage Silicon Graphics (NYSE: SGI) as a vendor partner
with plans to use some of the world’s most powerful computing technologies to
create the No. 1 high-tech powerhouse in the world of sports.
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