The Story Behind a Failed HPC Startup 109
jbrodkin writes "SiCortex had an idea that it thought would take the supercomputing world by storm — build the most energy-efficient HPC clusters on the planet. But the recession, and the difficulties of penetrating a market dominated by Intel-based machines, proved to be too much for the company to handle. SiCortex ended up folding earlier this year, and its story may be a cautionary tale for startups trying to bring innovation to the supercomputing industry."
Re:Low Power Supercomputer (Score:1, Funny)
You are probably one of those guys that thinks that if you can get 36 women working together on making a baby, it will be ready in 1 week.
I think I'd be sore for a week, and have 36 kids 9 months later.