"El ordenador que nunca descansa" is the title of the press release issued by the HOY Journal which gather the characteristics and qualities that have made the Supercomputer LUSITANIA a reference, mainly for its practical applications about climate prediction, complex equations applied to electromagnetism, early detection of diseases like cancer, etc, executed all in short periods of time.
CénitS will participate in the Innovation Data Center 2010 Congress that will take place in Madrid on November 3, 2010.
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José Luis González, COMPUTAEX General Manager, has traveled to San Francisco to collect the Itanium Solutions Alliance prize in the category of "Humanitarian Impact". The "Humanitarian Impact" category rewards the innovative use of Itanium-based systems to deliver results that benefit humanity through research, social improvements or other humanitarian efforts.
COMPUTAEX was also finalist in the category of "Computationally Intensive Applications" in conjunction with the University of Málaga and e-Bay, where the winner was the University of Málaga.
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COMPUTAEX uses supercomputing to calculate a brighter economic future for Extremadura Region of Spain is the title of the case study prepared by the Itanium Solutions Alliance which is submitted to the COMPUTAEX Foundation and CénitS as part of a future strategy in the field of research and technological development of our region,
SIC magazine, a specialized spanish publication in information protection, technology security, communication systems, develops a case study about LUSITANIA supercomputer.
It analyzes the physical network topology focusing on the connectivity, security and high performance capabilities, in addition to its future expansion capacity.
La Itanium® Solutions Alliance anunció el 15 de junio de 2010 que la Fundación Española COMPUTAEX (Computación y Tecnologías Avanzadas de Extremadura) es la ganadora de la categoría Humanitarian Impact de los premios 2010 Itanium Innovation Awards.
COMPUTAEX, es una Fundación pública sin afán de lucro fundada por la Consejería de Economía Comercio e Innovación de la Junta de Extremadura para dar soporte a una amplia variedad de proyectos sociales, innovadores y científicos. La Fundación creó el Centro Extremeño de iNvestigación, Innovación Tecnológica y Supercomputación (CénitS) en 2009 para explotar la potencialidad del supercomputador LUSITANIA basado en Itanium para procesar y gestionar el gran volumen de datos y complejidad de un elevado número de proyectos de investigación.
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