There is also a project at Purdue using PCs and LINUX to do a low buck system. Take a look at; http://garage.ecn.purdue.edu/~papers/Index.html Very interesting if you want a lot of power without spending lots of money. I don't know how it would scale to a wearable level. michaelwrote: > > Patricia, > > > I was thinking about the JUMPtec board (the matchbook sized one) and this > > group at NASA that purchases hoards of PCs (literal, desktop PCs.. why > > they aren't using embedded rack version, I have no idea) to create the > > next-generation super computer.. and wondering.. how about using multiple > > JUMPtec boards to create a really powerful, parallel processing > > supercomputer.. that you can wear on your belt? LOL. > > I'm working on one of those project at Sandia National Labs. We > have a massive cluster of DEC Alpha boards, about 512 in the current > machine with plans to add another 1024. Our machines are full size > Miata cases, eight to a rack. > -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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