Many analysts and IT managers agree that the continued growth of Linux signals the beginning of the end of proprietary hardware/software as the solution for high end computing. For federal government IT applications, the world’s most demanding problems demand the worlds most powerful, yet cost effective and easy to use/flexible computers. Large scaled-up Linux systems built around industry standard computer chips are now readily available and proving to be the platform of choice for demanding HPC applications. Why should you view this webcast? We examine the present and future of large scale-up Linux systems to see if they are ready for your HPC demands. View this webcast to gain valuable insight on how to identify the right solution for federal government IT applications. REGISTER FREE TODAY Presented by: In Association with: VIEW WEBCAST Moderator Suzanne Tracy Editor-in-Chief SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING Panelists John Connolly Professor of Physics and Director of the Center for Computational Sciences University of Kentucky Gary Skouson Senior Research Scientist WR Wiley Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory Molecular Science Computing Facility Operations                       Pacific Northwest                       National Laboratory Karthik Prabhakar Open Source and Linux Technology Architect Hewlett-Packard