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	A little knowledge -- as little as possible This executive has never set the forwarding on his email or set up an auto-responder, says a pilot fish who's responsible for giving him IT support -- which means when his BlackBerry dies, things get complicated. Read today's complete Shark Tank: Read More WHITE PAPER: Cray Accessing Supercomputer Power BMI Corp. is engineering improved aerodynamics of 18-wheeler tractor trailers. Through Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Industrial High Performance Computing Partnership Program, BMI was able to access the Jaguar Cray supercomputer and compute complex simulation models that eliminated the need for costly and time-consuming physical prototypes. Learn More!
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