New reconfigurable supercomputer that fits on your desktop

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New reconfigurable supercomputer that fits on your desktop

An SI Board Since February 1999

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Emcee: ~digs	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Okay folks... check this out:
starbridgesystems.com

More specifically:
starbridgesystems.com

(I don't own stock in this company, nor do I know if they're even public)

If you know (or can speculate) about the implications of this product, please share.

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16	IBM researchers build supercomputer-on-a-chip IBM's high-bandwidth, low-pow	~digs	-	12/6/2007
15	<<<Do you think David Miller and ~protege have a clue about this techn	~digs	-	2/18/1999
14	Peter, When I wrote 'close', I meant in the sense of a couple of year	Greg B.	-	2/17/1999
13	Very Interesting. Hum. My read from their investor web page is that they need	Peter Dierks	-	2/17/1999
12	Tom, Many people have yet to grasp the ramifications of this technology. Digi	Greg B.	-	2/16/1999
11	TED, Exactly, those with two pronged extension cords will do all right. All t	Tom C	-	2/16/1999
10	Tom: Oh, yeah. How silly of me to overlook the obvious. Instead of changing t	TEDennis	-	2/16/1999
9	TED, I think you missed the point. All you need to do is write a program to ch	Tom C	-	2/16/1999
8	Well, gee. This is really swell. Just when we get the rest of the computing w	TEDennis	-	2/16/1999
7	Wow! A powerful $26 million piece of equipment you wouldn't want to leave	Greg B.	-	2/16/1999
6	<<But do these people really have enough money to be able to create all o	~digs	-	2/16/1999
5	But do these people really have enough money to be able to create all of them?	Daniel Miller	-	2/15/1999
4	Daniel, when you buy stock in a company, you become a partial owner of it, and	~digs	-	2/15/1999
3	Why would a company like this not want to be publicly traded? Dont they know t	Daniel Miller	-	2/15/1999
2	Daniel, I have since read some articles about the company and can say that with	~digs	-	2/15/1999
1	Wow! What a product. I think the only way of investing in this company is thro	Daniel Miller	-	2/15/1999

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