COMPUTAEX travels to San Francisco to collect the Itanium Solution Alliance prize
José Luis González, COMPUTAEX General Manager, has traveled to San Francisco to collect the Itanium Solutions Alliance prize in the category of "Humanitarian Impact". The "Humanitarian Impact" category rewards the innovative use of Itanium-based systems to deliver results that benefit humanity through research, social improvements or other humanitarian efforts.
COMPUTAEX was also finalist in the category of "Computationally Intensive Applications" in conjunction with the University of Málaga and e-Bay, where the winner was the University of Málaga.
First images:
- "Premio Itanium Solutions Alliance" gallery.
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