IBM offers low entry point to Microsoft's HPC Server 2008

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IBM has today announced that it is offering interested users a sub-US$100 test trial of Microsoft’s supercomputer operating system, Windows HPC Server 2008.

IBM offers low entry point to Microsoft's HPC Server 2008
The so-called test drives will be provided through IBM's Computing on Demand facilities.Microsoft announced today that HPC Server 2008 has been released to manufacturing, and said that it was firmly pitching it at large firms looking for an easy-to-deploy, cost-effective and scalable high-perform...

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