Microsoft has harnessed quite a few its scalable/multicore/cloud initiatives to make a new serious Computing Group (XCG).The new unit, produced this month, is being headed by Corporate Vice President and supercomputing expert Dan Reed. According to Reed;s bio on Microsoft;s Internet web site,
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Office Standard 2010 Key, datacenter architectures, specialty hardware accelerators and quantum computing.”Reed has held various posts since joining Microsoft in late 2007. He most recently was Director of Scalable and Multicore Systems,
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