From: "Brad Rutledge" <brad@linuxnetworx.com>
To: "lwn@lwn.net" <lwn@lwn.net>
Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2000 10:06:52 -0700
Subject: Linux NetworX Hires Former GE Scientist Greg Denault, Opens NY Office 

Linux NetworX Hires Former GE Scientist Greg Denault 
Large-scale Linux Cluster Provider Opens New York Office

SANDY, UTAH, July 5, 2000 - Linux NetworX Inc., a leading provider of large-scale 
clustered computer solutions for Internet, industry and research fields, named 
Greg Denault senior scientist and announced the opening of its New York office. 
Denault is leading a special project team for Linux NetworX and will help develop 
new business opportunities and partnerships on the East Coast.

"The addition of a senior-level scientist such as Greg to the Linux NetworX team, 
reflects our commitment to technology advancement," said Glen Lowry, president 
and CEO or Linux NetworX. "As a former research scientist for General Electric, 
Greg has extremely valuable experience in high performance computers that will 
help keep Linux NetworX cluster systems ahead of the competition." 

As senior scientist for Linux NetworX, Denault will be responsible for developing 
computational algorithms for embedded and cluster products as well as leading 
a special project group on the East Coast. 

Denault is the latest addition to the Linux NetworX team and is an example of 
the top-notch talent the company is attracting. The company will continue to 
hire other technology experts, like Denault, to boost the company's knowledge 
and expertise as it gathers investment funding and forms strategic business partnerships.

About Greg Denault
Denault is focused on leading a special project group on the East Coast and will 
help develop computational algorithms for embedded and cluster products as well 
as assist with various business development efforts. Prior to joining Linux NetworX, 
Denault spent seven years with Hewlett-Packard and 12 years with General Electric 
as a corporate research scientist where he developed applications, algorithms, 
tools and          methodologies for a variety of architectures, including SIMD/MIMD. 
He also conducted research in massively parallel architectures and novel configurations 
for both embedded and conventional applications. Denault has bachelor's degrees 
in electrical engineering, computer science and chemistry from the University 
of Vermont. 

About Linux NetworX
Linux NetworX (www.linuxnetworx.com) uses the Linux operating system to create 
a reliable and cost-effective alternative to the supercomputer and server platforms 
for organizations demanding high performance and low failure rates. With the 
use of cluster computer technology, a method of linking multiple computers through 
high-speed networks to form a single and more powerful system, Linux NetworX 
provides solutions for companies with high-computing needs, including Internet 
servers, research, industry, government and other technological fields. Linux 
NetworX offers products with extremely high availability, or uptime, that can 
easily grow with customer needs.

About the Linux Operating System
Linux is a computer operating system that is distributed freely on the Internet. 
As an open source project, Linux allows developers to share information, code 
and suggestions to continuously maintain and improve the system. Linux NetworX 
selected the operating system for its stability, reliability and rapid development.

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CONTACT:	
Brad Rutledge					
Linux NetworX					
801-562-1010 ext. 2218				
brutledge@linuxnetworx.com

Amee Walker Rock
PPCH Public Relations
801-487-4800 ext. 143
arock@ppch.com