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Millennium project
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Millennium project
A parallel computing project at the University of California at Berkeley. Using nearly a thousand computers donated by Intel, its focus is on developing a multi-level "system of systems" that uses local clusters of SMP machines called a "CLUMP." The CLUMPs use technology from the earlier NOW (Network of Workstations) project at Berkeley. See NOW project and Beowulf.


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Millenium Project declared that "sexual and reproductive health" are essential to achieving the otherwise innocuous Millenium Development Goals (such as reducing maternal and child mortality rates, by means of opposing genital mutilation and preventing obstetric fistula) (C-Faro, June 16, 2006).
Millenium Project says drastic reductions in hunger, illiteracy, disease and other manifestations of poverty are not only feasible, but are "utterly affordable.
Wallasey Gardening Society, talk, Millenium Project, by Mike Gaburt, Serpentine Road Family Church Hall, 7.
 
 
 
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