I will be out at Brainshare in mid March 2011 in SLC and would love to come back to my Alma mater (graduated in 2006 and lurking ever since) and present on some of the stuff I've been working on at the Federal Reserve Bank. I work in a research division located in and we are doing some VERY impressive things with massively parallel database computing (i.g. we have on 3TB database with 2 Billion rows that can return a 100GB query in less than 30 seconds.), distributed Linux clustering with Beowulf clusters, and virtualization of Linux Servers with XEN (and DRBD for live migration between two nodes).
I'm not sure if anyone would be interested in this type of unsolicited offer. If not just tell me to get lost and I'll return to lurking. -- ~ Mark Gardner ~ If it were easy everyone would do it. Hard is what keeps out the riffraff. ***
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