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Home Page feature for November 10, 2005

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Supercollaboration Yields Big Computing Cycles

Princeton (NJ) researchers and the university’s Office of Information Technology are excited about the arrival of their new Blue Gene supercomputer from IBM. “We will now have advanced resources for researchers that need them to process data for highly complex operations,” says Engineering School Dean Maria Klawe. Read more.

(Photo courtesy John Jameson, Princeton University 2005)

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