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November 13, 2008

The Week in Review

by John E. West, for HPCwire

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Here's a collection of highlights, selected totally subjectively, from this week's HPC news stream as reported at insideHPC.com and HPCwire.

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SiCortex proposes new green computing index for HPC

The Green Grid announces advisory council, new membership level

Intel announces new versions of HPC developer tools

DDT integrates with Intel Message Checker for MPI goodness

Former Intel employee charged with stealing $1B of trade secrets

Bletchley Park on restoration path

NVIDIA reports Q3, profits drop by 74%

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