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Rackable acquires SGI
Rackable has acquired SGI and is renaming itself SGI according to this press release. I wonder if we will see further innovation of SGI’s product range within the hpc arena as well as ongoing innovation of the ‘Rackable’ platform servers. An innovations or improvements in the blade/server space within the energy efficiency or scalability for virtualization would be welcome announcements, we’ll have to see what comes of this news.
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