Sun Ultra 24 Workstation Sets Two Scientific Desktop World Records

The Sun Ultra 24 Workstation attained two new world records for scientific desktop performance. The workstation was a single 3.0 GHz Intel DC Xeon E6850 running the 64-bit SuSE Linux SLED 10 operating system, and the applications were Mathematica V6.0 and the Wolfram Mathematica ISV Benchmark. [...read more...]

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