Backward compatibility? Two-node clusters? Brock Taylor walks you through the changes you’ll see when version 1.2 of the Intel Cluster Ready Specification is available in November. Read Brock’s article.
2010 European HyperWorks Technology Conference (HTC)
October 27-29, 2010
Palais de Congres
Versailles, France
October 27-29, 2010
Palais de Congres
Versailles, France
SC10 | The Future of Discovery
New Orleans, LA
Conference Dates
November 13-19, 2010
Version 1.2 of the Intel Cluster Ready Specification is coming in November. If you had the pen, how would you improve the Intel® Cluster Ready specification?
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Backward compatibility? Two-node clusters? Brock Taylor walks you through the changes you’ll see when version 1.2 of the Intel Cluster Ready Specification is available in November. Read Brock’s article.
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