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Santiago Nuñez <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 24 Jan 2006 11:25:55 -0600
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Greetings to everyone,

It is a pleasure to interact with this scientific community.  Costa Rica
recently has begun to explore the possibilities that cluster computing and
Grid offer. At the present time, I'm in charge of the implementation of a
general cluster and Grid strategy for supporting scientific activities in e
National Center of High Technology and later in our principal universities.
This aims towards the reinforcement of research and academic improvement as
well.

We would like to extend an invitation to this community for possible
suggestions. One of the most important goals is in a mid-term period to be
able to connect to the Grid project. Also, we are are also starting
interaction with the PRAGMA Project thanks to Ph.D. Jose Castro Mora.

One last question:

Currently I'm configuring our UltraSparc-based cluster with Gentoo Linux,
but I'd rather prefer to explore Scientific Linux and the experience on
scientific computation you have developed. Is there any sparc build
available? For the rest of the clusters I believe we will be working on x86
or ia64 architectures, so there won't be any special requirements.

Thanks.


Santiago Nunez
Centro Nacional de Alta Tecnologia - Instituto Tecnologico de Costa Rica


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