Bull Direct N°21, December 2007

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Bull solutions help democratize access to High-Performance Computing technologies
With the contract to supply two supercomputers to prestigious universities in Brazil, Bull has now established an extremely strong foothold in South America and further strengthened its position as an international leader in intensive computing. These latest success stories highlight the growing recognition that Bull is enjoying in this area.

Read Didier Lamouche's editorial >

Hot topics

EXPERT VOICE

The ‘less is more’ philosophy. How calibrating relevant information emerges as the key differentiator in decision-making.
Jean-François Verrier, Project Manager, Bull BI Services >>

AGENDA

JavaPolis 2007
10-14 December, Antwerp (Belgium) >

QualiPSo Conference 08
16-17 January, Roma >

Linux and Open Source solutions
29-31 January, Paris >

CUBE GCOS 7 study days
5-6 February, Angers >

CUBE seminar: Virtualizing IT infrastructures
11 March 2008 >

Bull Summit 2008 Conference, May 6-9, Phoenix >

ISC'08 , June 17-20 in Dresden, Germany >

WEBCAST

"The Living Data Center: Creating a More Flexible Enterprise", by Rakesh Kumar, Research Vice President, Gartner Inc. and Bruno Pinna, Marketing Director, Bull >>

“IBM and Bull expand relationship with new initiatives for the UNIX and Blade markets”
Companies celebrate 15th anniversary of relationship >>

Guest contributors

“Virtualization: a good way to get rid of hardware dependencies and complexity”
Interview with Juergen Bartling, Chief Information Officer, Sonepar >>

“Bull and Intel delivering technology leadership for the Enterprise”
Watch the videos of Diane Bryant, Vice President, Digital Enterprise Group and General Manager, Server Platforms Group for Intel >>

Business cases

Algérie Poste has chosen Bull to modernize and make more secure its information systems.

Brazilian federal universities choose Bull supercomputers to host high-performance computing (HPC) applications for the “Brazil National System”.

State of Maine selects Bull NovaScale 9000 server and Bull’s Virtuo Virtual Library for key citizen services.

Bull to simplify and virtualize information systems for Telecom Malagasy.

Bull to provide 3rd-party application maintenance to CETE Méditerranée.

Solutions

Bull reinforces Data Centre efficiency with new Escala servers, based on Power6, running AIX 6 .

At a glance

Bull, at the heart of IP network innovation.

Bull launched the POPS (PetaOperations Per Second) project together with its SYSTEM@TIC PARIS-REGION partners.

Look no further! Bull is hiring now.

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