Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 6th Jul 2006 19:40 UTC
SGI hopes to emerge as a leaner, meaner organisation by the end of the third quarter. The hardware maker this week filed an amended reorganisation plan that calls for it to finish off bankruptcy proceedings by September. If all goes as expected, SGI will trim its total debt down to USD 70m from USD 345m. Some of the debt will be removed in exchange for the privilege of investing more money in SGI 2.0.
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"One biggest problem with white-box linux clusters x86 is hardware failure."
You do realize that one of the points and advantages of a cluster is that individual nodes can fail without it affecting the system as a whole, right?