Annapolis, MD (January 29, 2001) - Scyld Computing and Aspen Systems today announced that Aspen will become a charter member of the Scyld Authorized Vendor program. Aspen will integrate Scyld Beowulf into their product line, combining their experience with Beowulf clusters with Scyld`s second generation Beowulf Cluster Operating System. Additionally, Aspen will offer a variety of Scyld technical support packages."Aspen is excited to gain a new partner today. Scyld`s clustering operating system provides us features our customers demand such as ongoing support, stability, minimal administration," said Steve Spring of Aspen Systems. "We look forward to being a part of Scyld`s Authorized Vendor program.""Scyld is pleased to partner with Aspen to meet the needs their customers. Aspen is a well respected provider of Beowulf systems and we are excited to work with them to expand their product line to include a fully supported, stable, cross platform high performance computing solution," said Donald Becker, Chief Technology Officer of Scyld. "Aspen`s customers will benefit by getting second generation Beowulf systems, backed by the original Beowulf developers."About Scyld Computing CorporationScyld Computing Corporation is the leading developer of second generation Beowulf cluster operating systems. Donald Becker, CTO, and Scyld developers are known in the Linux community for their extensive contributions to the Linux kernel. Based in Annapolis, Maryland, Scyld is a privately held company. Further information may be obtained at www.scyld.com. Scyld Beowulf and Scyld Computing are registered trademarks of Scyld Computing Corporation.About Aspen SystemsAspen System is a privately-held, INC 500 (1998/1988) corporation that designs, manufactures, and services high-performance technical computing products. Since 1988, Aspen has been a leader in computer hardware design and manufacturing. With its entry into the Alpha market with the Alpine line of Alpha-based workstations and servers, Aspen became the first company (besides Digital) to successfully manufacture and market Alpha-based systems of original design. Since then, Aspen has branched its expertise to include a variety of high-performance technical computing disciplines with emphasis on serving the needs of advanced technical computing users and corporations.About BeowulfBeowulf, and Beowulf clustering are terms that describe a technique of connecting commodity computers together , using a modified version of Linux, to create a High Performance Computer. Started in 1994, by Donald Becker and Thomas Sterling, early development was sponsored by NASA. In 1997, Beowulf clusters broke the ten billion operations per second mark, and today can perform over 200 billion operations per second. Today, there are tens of thousands of Beowulf clusters installed in government, educational, and commercial facilities. Beowulf is a descriptive service mark held by Linux International.
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