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Abstract: In this work we describe the implementation of a 216processor
Beowulf cluster with switched gigabit Ethernet
networking. This design includes the use of a 8-CPU high
performance midrange computer with 8 gigabit ports as a
cluster head, a design that limits I/O contention. We have
been developing applications software for bioinformatics
research in protein folding, as well as the MoBiDiCK
system for managing cluster applications that is
extensible to general purpose distributed computing. In... (Update)
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@inproceedings{ michalickovasequence,
author = "Katerina Michalickova and Moyez Dharsee and Christopher W. V. Hogue",
title = "Sequence Analysis on a {216-Processor} Beowulf Cluster",
pages = "111--120",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/698241.html" }
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