New York is high school, Silicon Valley is college. Here's why.

New York is high school, Silicon Valley is college. Here's why.

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New York is like high school, Silicon Valley is like college. Here's why.

New York is like high school, Silicon Valley is like college. Here's why.

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New York is like high school, Silicon Valley is like college. Here's why.

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Microsoft High Performance Technical Computing and HPC Server 2008R2 [Videos]

Ryan Waite, provides overview of Microsoft Technical Computing and HPC Server 2008R2. The sheer size of generated data is a key driver in today's computational ecosphere. By the end of 2010, over 1.2 zetabyte of data will have been generated. Microsoft has been working closely with Intel to integrate their Parallel Studio product into Visual Studio 2010. R2 is Microsoft's third release of HPC product built on Windows, scalable to thousands of nodes.