In this week's "The Sun" (local paper)
"Behind the Atom Curtain"
Open house gives a glipse of work at Argonne Labs
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Also at the event, visitors got a look at the supercomputer network
of the Computer Science Lab at Argonne. Jim Cheevers, database
administrator for Zebra, was awed.
The Lenox Cluster, he said, is the largest in the world, with 520
modes for repetitive computations that allow the viewer to see
millions of pieces of a single model.
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A few questions come to mind. Does it come with matching place
settings? Is a 520 mode zebra actually grayscale? Will the real
Jim Cheevers please stand up?
