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Intel, Cisco, Sun helping to develop supercomputer for weapons lab
Published 11/19/2008 by
By Steve Johnson
Mercury News
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory said Tuesday that six Silicon Valley companies will be part of a business team helping it develop a new type of supercomputer designed to be about twice as fast as the lab's current best supercomputer.
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