| With the sale of one of its T3E supercomputers representing almost half of their quarterly revenue, Seattle-based supercomputer manufacturer, Cray Inc., breathed a sigh of relief today, reporting that a T3E system has successfully completed the 30-day acceptance test at a government customer site.
This order will contribute approximately $21 million in product revenue in the current quarter ending March 31, 2001.
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Cray recommends McCann ditch the privately managed account and sell about a Big stock rally on oil retreat. For banks, the shorts are coming back
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the bucketâAMD might make a few million dollars profit from the deal. With AMD teaming with IBM and Cray in a BIG way - Id say hats off to Dirk Meyer
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