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The Lustre File System, which was first implemented in Spring 2003 at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory on its Multiprogrammatic Capability Resource (MCF) cluster and The Sun Constellation System, currently being deployed at the Texas ADvanced Computing Center at the University of Texas at Austin, are the respective subjects of two recent white papers on HPC computing with Sun solutions. [...read more...]

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