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To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (8330)	11/29/2000 3:53:50 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	of 14451

New SGI Line of Clustered Graphics Systems to Set Standard for Affordable Simulation biz.yahoo.com SGI Previews Graphics Clusters at I/ITSEC Trade Show in Orlando ORLANDO, Fla., I/ITSEC 2000, Booth 1252, Nov. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- SGI (NYSE: SGI - news), the world's leader in visual simulation technology, today announced that it is offering a sneak peek of its new SGI(TM) Graphics Cluster systems at I/ITSEC 2000, held Nov. 27-30 in Orlando. ``SGI is thrilled to be able to preview our new Graphics Clusters at this year's I/ITSEC,'' said Jan Silverman, vice president, Advanced Systems Marketing, SGI. ``Using our expertise in real-time simulation and services, SGI is committed to leveraging commodity components to deliver compelling quality at a new price point-making affordable simulation a robust, supported reality for even the most demanding training and simulation customers.'' SGI(TM) Graphics Clusters will support demanding real-time 3D applications in the training and simulation market through a suite of innovative features such as SGI(TM) Image Sync precision channel synchronization technology and integrated software such as multiprocess OpenGL Performer(TM) to increase performance and realism and SGI(TM) Advanced Cluster Environment (ACE) to simplify Linux® cluster administration. These features will be incorporated into a low-cost Pentium® processor-based system capable of driving multiple channels of high-resolution display through a cluster environment. Product deliveries are planned during the first half of 2001. TOm watson tosiwmee

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