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"Off hand, we can't think of how we'd truly utilize the horsepower generated by a 72-processor cluster shoved into a \"whisper-quiet, low-power deskside cabinet,\" but we'd happily draw up a plan if forced. SiCortex -- the same folks who delivered the bicycle-powered supercomputer -- has introduced its new SO072 Catapult, which features a standard Linux environment, 48GB of RAM and a trio of (optional) PCIExpress slots. This aptly categorized high performance computer (HPC) sucks down less than 200-watts of power, sports a pair of gigabit Ethernet ports and has room for six internal hard drives. Reportedly, each of the 12 SC072 nodes is a multi-core chip with six CPU cores, and while $15,000 may seem steep for your average tower, we'd say this is a pretty good value considering the hardware.[Via Gadgetopia]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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