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idea.sec.gov - 4/1/2009

Securities And Exchange Commission: SILICON GRAPHICS, INC.

idea.sec.gov (more) Securities And Exchange Commission: SILICON GRAPHICS, INC.

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blogs.barrons.com - 4/7/2009

What’s Up With Silicon Graphics?

— blogs.barrons.com — It seems silly even to ask the question, but really: What the heck is going on with... Silicon Graphics (SGIC) ? On one level, you know the answer: Silicon Graphics is selling the bulk of its business to Rackable Systems (RACK) for $25 million in cash and the assumption of some debt as part of ... (more) What’s Up With Silicon Graphics?

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SGI sold to Rackable Systems for $25M, conditionally
TG Daily - All News — ... IBM, Cray and Dell. Their highest-performing system includes the #3 supercomputer, Pleiades - SGI Altix ICE 8200EX, Xeon QC 3.0/2.66 GHz (E54xx Harpertowns). The machine contains 51,200 cores, consumes 2 Megawatts and is located at NASA/Ames Research Center/NAS. It delivers a performance of 487 Teraflops max, with 608 Teraflops peak, roughly 44% of the #1 IBM supercomputer, which delivered 1.105 Petaflops, and 46% of the #2 Cray supercomputer, which delivered 1.059 Petaflops. See The Wall Street Journal . busy

Rackable To Acquire Silicon Graphics For $25M
TechWeb — ... computers with Microsoft HPC software, which it had hoped would broaden its reach within the supercomputing marketplace. In its latest bankruptcy filing, Silicon Graphics said it still faced challenges left over from the 2006 restructuring, including a high cost structure, tougher competition, and delays in introducing new technology, the Wall Street Journal reported . Silicon Graphics, which reported $390.5 million in assets and $526.5 million in debts, said it had also failed to get its products and services into new markets. About a year ago, Silicon Graphics ...

Rackable To Acquire Silicon Graphics For $25M
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs — ... computers with Microsoft HPC software, which it had hoped would broaden its reach within the supercomputing marketplace. In its latest bankruptcy filing, Silicon Graphics said it still faced challenges left over from the 2006 restructuring, including a high cost structure, tougher competition, and delays in introducing new technology, the Wall Street Journal reported . Silicon Graphics, which reported $390.5 million in assets and $526.5 million in debts, said it had also failed to get its products and services into new markets. About a year ago, Silicon Graphics ...