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Argonne Labs' IBM-Powered Science Cloud

To test the applicability of cloud computing to scientific research, the Argonne National Laboratory deployed a high-performance cloud based on IBM System x iDataPlex compute nodes with Mellanox InfiniBand interconnects. Check out the video.

To provide a test-bed for the applicability of cloud computing to scientific research, the Argonne National Laboratory within the U.S. Department of Energy deployed a high-performance cloud based on IBM System x iDataPlex compute nodes with Mellanox InfiniBand interconnects. This video provides an overview of the project. It runs about about 4 minutes.

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