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Franco A. Bignone abignone at unige.itTue Apr 17 23:30:41 PDT 2001
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> Subject: Re: What do you guys thing about the P4 An aside question, surfaced earlier on this list, this time about Intel ... I got today this e-mail form another list: ---- **************************************************** Plug into 50 Teraflops of computing power to help find a cure **************************************************** Sign up today for the Intel® Philanthropic Peer-to-Peer Program that harnesses the power of your PC to help scientific researchers discover cures for major diseases. Using a peer-to-peer computing model, the program utilizes the Internet to turn the unused computing power of millions of individual PCs into one of the largest computing resources in history. With a goal of registering 6 million people, the program would produce the equivalent of 50 Teraflops of super computing power, with 1 Teraflop equating to 1 trillion floating point operations per second. There's no cost, no catch, and no noticeable impact on your computer's performance, because the program only takes advantage of the processing power you're not using at the time. Make scientific history by downloading the program at intel.com/cure. Or find out more about the program now. ---- Some colleagues told me that, aside form the issue of getting calculations done using a sort of spread cluster technology, there is a further point about these initiatives. The catch should be to collect information, on patterns of computer usage by people participating in these programs. This could benefit industries proposing such ideas. Any hint from you guys ? FB -- ********************************************************************* * * * Dr. Franco A. Bignone, * * I.S.T., National Cancer Institute, Dept. Experimental Oncology, * * Lr.go Rosanna Benzi, 10, 16132, Genova, * * * * e-mail: abignone at unige.it * * * * ph. home: +39-010-(247)3070(answ.) * * job: +39-010-5600213, +39-010-355839, +39-010-5600641, * * fax: +39-010-5600-210 * * * * http://130.251.109.85 * * * *********************************************************************
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