High performance gets greener
SC09
With its focus on high performance computing, networking, storage, and analysis, SC09 attracted thousands of attendees and more than 300 research and industry exhibitors to Portland, Oregon.
If you enter the SuperComputing show floor, be sure to bring your expo map – the floor is so jampacked with exhibitors and attendees that you might expect a piece of cheese as a reward for arriving at each booth.
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