Engineers at Silicon Graphics designing the company’s new Altix[R] 3700 BX2 supercomputer used software to find the reasons for shock and vibration problems in the design. The problems stemmed from planar packaging of the pc boards, which made it difficult to build in structural elements for handling the shock and vibration.
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