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Terra Soft moves past Apple with first Cell-based supercomputing cluster
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Category : Miscellaneous 0 comment
The announcement last year that Apple was moving to Intel-based hardware might have seemed like a fatal blow to Terra Soft Solutions, a company best-known for the Yellow Dog Linux distro. However, Kai Staats, CEO of Terra Soft, says that the move may be a blessing in disguise. The company has moved on to bigger and better ventures - including construction of the first Cell-based supercomputing cluster.
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