SGI User Group 2010 Conference
May 10-12, 2010
Fremont, California
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Please save the date for the 8th Annual SGI User Group (SGIUG) Conference in Fremont, California, May 10-12, 2010.
The conference will include tutorials, technical presentations, workshops and a tour of the NASA Ames Research Center. You will also have the opportunity to meet with top SGI executives and engineers who will share with you first hand company information that you will not find elsewhere.
There also may be a tour of the SGI Corporate Offices.
Early Bird Registration available $500 US until April 2, 2010. After April 2nd, the fee goes to $600. This year we are including Lunch on Monday and Tuesday.
For more information please contact Gary Jensen <gary@sgiug.org>.
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Special thanks to our 2010 Premiere Sponsors!
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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 volunteers to 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
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