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Linux-Announce Digest #31
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Tue Feb 1 23:13:09 2005
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Linux-Announce Digest #31, Volume #5 Tue, 1 Feb 2005 23:13:06 EST
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Registration Open for ClusterWorld Conference & Expo ("ddiprima@clusterworld.com")
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Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 19:28:21 CST
From: "ddiprima@clusterworld.com" <ddiprima@clusterworld.com>
Subject: Registration Open for ClusterWorld Conference & Expo
It's important to stay competitive in today's aggressive
high-performance computing market. ClusterWorld Conference & Expo
developed this year's program themed "Competitive HPC: Clustering for
Success," to help you achieve your clustering goals.
*Keynote Speaker*
- Thomas Sterling, California Institute of Technology, author of "How
to Build a Beowulf," and co-author of "Enabling Technologies for
Petaflops Computing"
*Tutorials *
Participate in a full day of intensive tutorials led by clustering
gurus.
- Scyld Beowulf Workshop / Speaker: Donald Becker, Scyld Computing
Corporation
- Performance Optimization with Intel HPC Tools / Speaker: TBD, Intel
Corporation
- Using Mosix / Speaker: Moshe Barr, XenSource, Inc.
- Cluster Optimization with PathScale Tools / Speaker: Greg Lindahl,
PathScale, Inc.
*Technical Sessions*
Enjoy two days of top-notch technical sessions covering three
conference tracks.
- Applications Track "Software for the Rest of Us"
Featuring novel software technologies that reduce the cost and time to
market for cluster applications.
- Competitive Industry Solutions Track "The New Competitive Edge: HPC"
Exploring how HPC has reduced costs and provided a competitive edge to
leading companies.
- Systems Track "Leaner and Meaner: Next Generation Production
Clusters"
Focusing on those new developments that make clusters easier to use,
faster to deploy, and less costly to maintain.
*Register by April 16th!*
Don't forget - the best rates are available when you register by
the Early Bird deadline of April 16th! Don't wait till the last
minute. Go to http://www.clusterworldexpo.com and click on "REGISTER
NOW!" to sign up online.
Please use your SPECIAL PRIORITY CODE - DDJR when registering.
*Discounts on Registrations and Other Savings*
We've developed several ways to save on Early Bird fees so you can
enjoy all the benefits of attending ClusterWorld Conference & Expo from
May 16-18, 2005!
- ASSOCIATIONS, ACADEMICS, and GOVERNMENT LABS get 50% off Early Bird
registration rates. Go to
http://www.clusterworldexpo.com/pdf/cwce-2005-gov-acad-reg-form.pdf to
download the registration PDF; this offer is only available by Fax or
Mail.
- GROUP DISCOUNTS: Register 4 at full price and get the 5th
registration FREE. Go to
http://www.clusterworldexpo.com/pdf/cwce-2005-attendee-reg-form.pdf to
download the registration PDF; this offer is only available by Fax or
Mail.
- VOLUNTEER: Get a full day pass to technical sessions for each day you
assist ClusterWorld Staff on site! For more information about volunteer
opportunities, download the Volunteer form at
http://www.clusterworldexpo.com/pdf/cwce-2005-volunteer-form.pdf.
ClusterWorld Conference & Expo
May 16-18, 2005
Santa Clara Convention Center
Santa Clara, California
http://www.clusterworldexpo.com
** ClusterWorld Conference & Expo Sponsors **
Platinum: Intel Corporation
Silver: Appro
Media & Association Sponsors: Bioinformatics.org, ClusterWorld
Magazine, Distributed Systems Online, LinuxHPC, Linux Magazine,
SysAdmin Magazine, Virtual Press Office and Business Wire
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