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Green IT
24.10.2011
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alternate to achieve an ecological optimum. Other considerations lead to the conclusion that upgrading after three years is not the most ecological variant because only a small part of the three years, seven
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DBaaS – How They Make Data Scale
25.06.2012
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, queries, etc. in the old way, someone finds a way to give you the old stuff in a new and magic way that scales, is more resilient, and is just better than before. This leads to the next interesting
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DBaaS – How They Make Data Scale
25.06.2012
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stuff in a new and magic way that scales, is more resilient, and is just better than before. This leads to the next interesting question. What should the server contain? There are two ways of providing
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Neglected IPv6 Features
06.08.2012
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that even leading manufacturers are unfortunately only implementing this feature in the latest hardware and software. If Layer 2 devices can enable an access control list per port, this is an effective
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Memory Errors
23.03.2016
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or uncorrectable, can lead to problems. Keeping track of error rates over time is an important system aspect to be monitored. A huge “thank you” is owed to Dr. Tommy Minyard at the University of Texas Advanced
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Selecting Compilers for a Supercomputer
21.12.2017
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a wide spectrum of projects, such as turbulent flow that leads to thermal fatigue fractures, special aircraft engine nozzles to reduce noise, seismic wave and fracture propagation during earthquakes
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How Linux and Beowulf Drove Desktop Supercomputing
17.02.2021
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project that included “a task for development of a prototype scalable workstation and leading a mass buy procurement for scalable workstations for all the HPCC projects.” The word “workstation” carries
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AlmaLinux and HPC
31.01.2024
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. TOP500 with MEGWARE MEGWARE, a leading European supercomputer specialist, develops and installs HPC systems and Linux clusters. Several of MEGWARE’s supercomputers have made the TOP500, a biannual
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Look for file changes and kick off actions with Watchman
10.04.2015
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not changed, the time between the execution of a task and a following one could be too long or too short, or the copy starts while a file is in a transitional stage, leading to some sort of inconsistency
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Just-in-time administration in Active Directory
04.10.2018
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up to 99,999 hours using Group Policy [3]. That's almost 11.5 years. This scenario can lead to subsequent abuse of access rights by an attacker, even if you disable the associated user account

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