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Warwick, United Kingdom - Allinea Software today announced that it has made available a pre-release version of the Distributed Debugging Tool (DDT) for the CUDA architecture to selected end-user customers. This software will be demonstrated live at SC’09.

Allinea Software expands their European presence by teaming with German reseller SMB GmbH. This reseller agreement capitalizes on SMB’s local market strength to boost sales for Allinea’s DDT and OPT parallel computing tools.

Collaboration begins with development of next generation tools for tomorrow’s petaflop-plus high performance computing systems. San Jose, California - Allinea Software, a leading provider of development tools for large-scale parallel high performance computing applications, announced a new multi-year contract with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to develop petascale debugging software, capable of handling 225,000 simultaneous processes and above, for next generation supercomputers.

Warwick, United Kingdom - Allinea Software, a leading provider of innovative products for large-scale scalar and parallel high performance computing applications, today announced the availability of its Distributed Debugging Tool (DDT) and Optimization and Profiling Tool (OPT 1.4) on the IBM BladeCenter® QS20 featuring the Cell Broadband Engine™ (Cell/B.E.) processor. New features have been integrated specifically designed for Cell/B.E. to offer easy-to-use and highly capable debugging and optimization tools for complete Cell/B.E.-based applications.

Warwick, United Kingdom. Allinea Software, a leading provider of innovative products for large-scale scalar and parallel high performance computing applications, today announced that it has ported its popular Distributed Debugging Tool (DDT) to NEC SX Series vector supercomputers.

Allinea Software, an innovative tools company based in Warwick (UK), today announced that it has signed an agreement with the Texas Advanced Computing Centre (TACC) that relates to the definition, development and testing of next-generation debugging capabilities on very large numbers of processes.