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The 8th Annual SGI User Group (SGIUG) Conference will be held in Fremont, California, May 10-12, 2010. This year's event features tutorials, technical presentations, and workshops.
Meet with top SGI executives and engineers who will share company information first hand that you will not find elsewhere.
Conference highlights include:
- SGI Keynotes by Mark Barrenechea, President & CEO, and Dr. Eng Lim Goh, Senior Vice President & CTO
- Customer Presentations by the Institute of Cancer Research, NASA Ames Research Center, and more...
- Tour of the NASA Ames Research Center, home to Pleiades, the largest SGI® Altix® ICE cluster - currently #6 on the Top 500 List.
- Open house and reception at SGI Corporate along with tours of SGI® ICE Cube ™ Modular Data Center.
Conference Details
Early Bird registration is now available until April 30! Register now for only $500 US
News
- March 31, 2010
- Early Bird Registration extended to April 30th.
- Jan 20, 2010
- SGIUG 2010 conference registration opens.
- Jan 20, 2010
- SGIUG 2010 flyer available.
- Jan 20, 2010
- SGIUG 2010 includes tour of NASA Ames Research Center.
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About Us
The SGI User Group (SGIUG) is an independent, worldwide community focused on sharing information and improving the technical productivity of SGI® high-performance computing, data storage, and visualization systems.
The user group is open to all. We welcome new members, suggestions for activities, and volunteersto organize the user group. This new user group spotlights both the Linux® and IRIX® operating systems, creating a technical community for all SGI customers.
The SGI User Group is an ideal way to access tutorials and future plans from SGI and to have discussions with other users that will help you get more from your investment in SGI. This user group has a close relationship with SGI to ensure its success.
Overall mission of SGIUG is to serve as an open forum to foster exchange of ideas and and methodologies among computer scientists, researcher and engineers.The goal is:
- to seek input from the entire high-end modeling, simulation and data mining community
- to bring together experts for sharing best practice, tips, techniques and ideas on the use of various high-performance technologies
- to meet other customers, collaborators, vendors
- to learn about new products
- to discover novel and innovative strategies/solutions
- to expose issues and limitations concerning SGI and third-party vendors
- to leverage the collective power to influence SGI and third-party vendors (COM)
Special thanks to our 2010 premiere sponsors
