As more companies explore the possibility of adding supercomputers to their IT stables, prices of the machines continue to fall even as their computing power and flexibility for business use is growing........
Procter & Gamble Co., for example, is using supercomputers from Silicon Graphics Inc. for computer-aided engineering. In the past, traditional supercomputer use included science research into areas such as weather, astronomy and biotechnology, as well as exploration for oil and gas.
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