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Streamline Spins Out Allinea Software
Posted by David Lecomber, Friday November 05 2004 @ 06:34PM EST

Warwick, UK - November 5, 2004 - Streamline Computing Ltd, the UK's leading provider of high performance cluster supercomputers today announced its plans to develop and market its software under the Allinea brand.

Following the worldwide success of its first software product, the Distributed Debugging Tool (DDT), and with the continued growth of its UK-based system integration business, Streamline Computing has formed Allinea Software Ltd as a step towards the eventual de-merger of the two entities. The move will allow both Streamline and Allinea to focus on their individual lines of business, and avoid any potential conflict of interest in software dealings with Streamline's European competitors.

"With the adoption of our parallel debugger growing rapidly, and with a number of other tools in development, the need for us to create a suitable vehicle for selling and marketing our software products has become evident," said Michael Rudgyard, the founder of Streamline Computing and CEO of Allinea. "Both our software development and system integration teams have grown considerably over recent years, and we have been working to reorganize the management structure within Streamline to reflect this."

Streamline will continue to sell Allinea products as a primary UK reseller, much as it currently sells software tools and compilers from other third parties. "This strategic move provides an exciting opportunity for Streamline and Allinea to consolidate their businesses, and maintain the strong growth of their individual customer bases," said Richard Groves, who takes over as CEO of Streamline. "The two management teams will continue to generate and develop joint business opportunities in order to provide a complete solution to our customers."

Allinea Software will be exhibiting at the Supercomputing Conference (SC2004) in Pittsburgh, USA on November 8 -11, 2004, where it will launch the most recent version of its DDT product, as well as announce an exciting new suite of interoperable software tools.

About Streamline Computing Ltd.

Streamline Computing Ltd is the UK's leading integrator of HPC clusters. Formed by ex-academics from Warwick and Oxford Universities, the company has unrivalled expertise in scientific computing, parallel computing, and Linux clustering. Streamline's customers include the majority of the UK's research universities, and a large number of high-profile commercial customers. See http://www.streamline-computing.com.

About Allinea Software Ltd.

For more information on Allinea Software, visit http://www.allinea.com or email info@allinea.com


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