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Novell Appoints Scali To Power High-Performance Computing Center of Excellence
Posted by Kate Hayward, Monday September 13 2004 @ 09:14PM EDT

London, UK – 13 September – Novell Inc. (Nasdaq: NOVL) and Scali, today announced that Novell has appointed Scali to power the Novell High Powered Computing (HPC) Centre of Excellence. The Centre will serve the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region and is located at Scali’s facilities in Oslo, Norway.

Under the agreement, Scali and the HPC Centre of Excellence will help customers and Independent Software Vendors (ISV) streamline the adoption and testing of the Linux platform. The centre is equipped with a mix of hardware platforms and software components from leading vendors plus an interconnect-interoperability lab to maximize the efficiency of cross-platform testing and tuning.

“The establishment of Scali as Novell’s HPC Centre of Excellence is important for our customers as it provides a single business critical hardware and software testing centre that is both simple and standardized while being easy to set-up and maintain,” said Johan Rosius, Vice President, Alliances, Novell EMEA. “Equally, the fact that Novell with Scali and the HPC Centre of Excellence now provides a secure and complete solution cluster testing service under one roof is vital to our ISV partners.”

Bjørn Skare, President and CEO of Scali commented, “Scali and Novell both firmly believe that the ability to deliver standardized and fully supported software is a critical requirement to ensure the rapid adoption of Linux clustering in the commercial HPC market. By establishing the Novell HPC Centre of Excellence, we are able to deliver a fully supported and certified solution stack together with the services and expertise to facilitate the streamlined adoption of the Linux platform.”

The Novell HPC Centre of Excellence at Scali enables customers to test their applications with different hardware and software components of a HPC solution to ensure that they work effectively once deployed in a production environment. Customers are allotted a team of dedicated experts from Novell and Scali to design their clusters, as well as offer design, optimization and benchmarking expertise. Through the Centre of Excellence, Novell clients have access to the following services:

· Cluster planning and design services with architectural diagram
· Proof of concept and benchmarking facilities
· Consultation on migrating from legacy HPC solutions to Linux
· Analysis of existing infrastructure to determine what can be re-used or are potential problem areas
· Advice on software porting and performance optimization

About Scali

Scali is a leader in delivering scalable, high-performance cluster software and solutions. Companies and institutions are able to leverage high performance and reliable parallel processing platforms while substantially reducing their technology investment and improving their price performance ratio. Scali has strategic relationships with industry leaders such as Dell, HP, IBM and Intel. Customers include companies such as DaimlerChrysler, Lockheed Martin and Rolls-Royce. Founded in 1997, Scali has received venture funding from Atlas Venture, Four Seasons Private Equity AS, Four Seasons Venture IV AS, Intel Capital and Kongsberg Gruppen. The company is headquartered in Oslo, Norway with sales and support presence in France, Germany, Great Britain and the United States. http://www.scali.com

About Novell

Novell, Inc. (Nasdaq: NOVL) is a leading provider of information solutions that deliver secure identity management (Novell Nsure™), Web application development (Novell exteNd™) and cross-platform networking services (Novell Nterprise™), all supported by strategic consulting and professional services (Novell NgageSM). Active in the open source community with its Ximian® and SUSE LINUX brands, Novell provides a full range of Linux products and services for the enterprise, from the desktop to the server. Novell’s vision of one Net – a world without information boundaries – helps customers realize the value of their information securely and economically. For more information, call Novell’s Customer Response Center at (888) 321-4CRC (4272) or visit http://www.novell.com. Press should visit http://www.novell.com/pressroom

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