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SC06 demo invitation with Intel, Fujitsu, OSC, NetEffect
Posted by Ken Farmer, Monday October 30 2006 @ 11:29AM EST

What do Intel, Fujitsu and the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) have in common?

Answer: They're all collaborating with NetEffect (www.neteffect.com) at SC06, demonstrating how the next generation of Ethernet, called iWARP Ethernet, is today capable of moving data at up to 10Gbps. using standard hardware and software most companies have in-house.

Details: At SC06 NetEffect and partners will make a series of partner/technology announcements - and will conduct joint demonstrations - regarding the evolution of Ethernet into a high-performance networking technology.

Invitation: NetEffect CEO Rick Maule would like to host you at the NetEffect booth (#1447). During your meeting, Mr. Maule will describe the collaboration between NetEffect, Intel, Fujitsu, and others; and demonstrate the multi-gigabit performance that Ethernet can now achieve.

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