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The workhorse of modern day High Performance Computing (HPC) is the Linux Cluster. Almost all areas of science and engineering are dependent upon the power and performance offered by Linux clusters. Today's top computational problems now require performance in the TFLOP/s (10^12 Floating Point Operations per Second) range. In the very near future, the delivery of PFLOP/s (10^15) cluster systems will be a reality as well. One of the leading edge practitioners of Linux HPC computing is Lawrence Livermore National Lab (LLNL) located in Livermore, California (http://www.llnl.gov).
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