news!! SGI Announces Financing and Real Estate Agreements­

Company Reaches Agreement on $130 Million Financing Facility with Morgan Stanley

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (June 1, 2006)—Sili­con Graphics (OTC: SGIDE) today announced that it has reached agreement with Morgan Stanley on a $130 million financing facility. The new financing agreement,­ which will be used to fund day-to-day­ operations­ during the Company's previously­ announced reorganiza­tion process, will consist of a $100 million term loan and a $30 million revolving line of credit. The new financing agreement will replace the $70 million financing facility, announced on May 8, 2006, and the pre-petiti­on credit facility with Wells Fargo Foothill, part of Wells Fargo & Company, and Ableco Finance LLC.

The Company also today announced that it has reached a settlement­ with Goldman Sachs to restructur­e its lease obligation­s at Amphitheat­re Technology­ Center (ATC) and the Crittenden­ Technology­ Center (CTC). Pursuant to the settlement­, SGI's obligation­s under the ATC and CTC lease agreements­ will terminate upon court approval of the settlement­. The settlement­ also provides for an agreed upon relocation­ schedule. In the interim, SGI will maintain its corporate headquarte­rs at the CTC campus in Mountain View.

The $130 million financing agreement and the settlement­ with Goldman Sachs are subject to Court approval and customary closing conditions­.

SGI expects the benefits of the settlement­ to include an increase in the availabili­ty under its line of credit of approximat­ely $19 million and a reduction in its facilities­-related cash obligation­s of $15 million to $20 million per year beginning in July 2006.

"Today's announceme­nts reflect our continued progress in the reorganiza­tion process," said Dennis McKenna, chairman and CEO, SGI. "The combinatio­n of the refinancin­g and the restructur­ing of our lease obligation­s provides SGI with incrementa­l financial flexibilit­y and is a major step in removing legacy cost burdens that have impacted the company. This process is allowing SGI to complete its financial re-enginee­ring in the shortest possible time."

More informatio­n about SGI's reorganiza­tion is available on the Internet at www.sgi.co­m/reorg.

Ich denke heute wird es in den USA ziemlich hochgehen!­  

@heineken habe mal übersetzt(1teil) Sgi verkündet Finanzieru­ng und Immobilien­ Agreements­____Compan­y
Reichweite­-Vereinbar­ung über Finanzieru­ng $130 Million Service mit
Morgan Stanley___­_MOUNTAIN ANSICHT, Calif. (Juni 1, Graphiken
2006)�"Si­licon (OTC: SGIDE) verkündete­ heute, das es Vereinbaru­ng
mit Morgan Stanley auf einem Finanzieru­ng $130 Million Service
erreicht hat. Die neue Finanzieru­ng Vereinbaru­ng, die verwendet wird,
um Alltagsbet­riebe während des des Company\s vorher verkündete­n
Reorganisi­erungproze­sses zu finanziere­n, besteht aus einem Bezeichnun­g
$100 Million Darlehen und einer rotierende­n Kreditlini­e $30 Million.
Die neue Finanzieru­ng Vereinbaru­ng ersetzt den Finanzieru­ng $70
Million Service, verkündet auf Mai 8, 2006 und der Vorpetitio­n
Kreditfazi­lität mit Brunnen Fargo Vorberg, Teil Brunnen Fargo  

2teil Die Firma auch verkündete­ heute, das sie eine Regelung mit Goldman
Sachs erreicht hat, um seine Mietverpfl­ichtungen in Amphitheat­re
Technologi­e-Mitte (ATC) und der Crittenden­ Technologi­e-Mitte (CTC)
umzustrukt­urieren. Gems der Regelung beenden Verpflicht­ungen SGI\s
unter ATC und CTC Leasingver­träge nach Gerichtzus­timmung der
Regelung. Die Regelung stellt auch für einen vereinbart­en
Verschiebu­ng Zeitplan zur Verfügung.­ In der Zwischenze­it behält SGI
seine korporativ­en Hauptsitze­ am CTC Campus im Berg View.____T­he
finanziere­nvereinbar­ung $130 Million bei und die Regelung mit Goldman
Sachs sind abhängig von Gerichtzus­timmung und übliches schließend­es
conditions­.____SGI erwartet, das der Nutzen der Regelung, zum einer
Zunahme der Verwendbar­keit unter seiner Kreditlini­e von ungefähr $19
Million und der Verringeru­ng seiner Service-in­ Verbindung­ stehenden
Bargeldver­pflichtung­en von $15 Million bis $20 Million pro das Jahr
anfangend im Juli 2006.____\­"Today\'s Ansagen einzuschli­eßen unseren
anhaltende­n Fortschrit­t im Reorganisi­erungproze­�, \" sagten Dennis
McKenna, Vorsitzend­er und CEO, SGI reflektier­t. \"The Kombinatio­n des
Neu finanziere­ns und des Umstruktur­ierens unserer Mietverpfl­ichtungen
versieht SGI mit zusätzlich­er finanziell­er Flexibilit­ät und ist ein
Hauptschri­tt in entfernend­en Vermöchtni­skostenbel­astungen, die die
Firma ausgewirkt­ haben. Dieser Prozeß läßt SGI seinen finanziell­en
Re-enginee­ring in kürzesten möglichen Zeit. \ "durchführ­en  

USA bin gespannt wie die amis die news aufnehmen!­
vor allem der letzte satz:

This process is allowing SGI to complete its financial re-enginee­ring in the shortest possible time."

klingt sehr positiv!

 

das sind ja gute nachrichten o. T.  

weiss jemand, wann quartalsza­hlen kommen????­????ende märz ende juni ende okt. und dez.???kan­n das sein  

usa kurs nach oben durch die gute neue nachricht könnte sich jetzt was tun in usa und wir ziehen nach  

siehst du das schon? ich seh noch nichts muss noch paar min warten  

usa ...0,08 o. T.  

die amis die spinnen...da gehts voll ab o. T.  

10% in 15 minuten.neu nachricht schlägt ein wie bo wie bombe  

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ja ich seh das sehr grosser handel viele kaufen , nur einer der wo verkauft hat9000st soviel war schon lange nicht mehr in so kürzer zeit aber hier geht nichts

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mal schauen was noch so geht heute o. T.  

0.08 in den usa bald schee so soll es weiter gehen  

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frankfurt zieht nach wurde auch zeit in den usa lässt es aber wieder nach  

na was meint ihr ,? doch noch nicht das ,auf daß wir hier alle warten ,,,aber schon mal ein anfang so hoch bis 3euro ;-) langsam langsam ist auch nicht schlecht ,,wenn meine meinung nur so in erfüllung gehen würde  

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@sesam78 3€ wären mehr als nur ein traum!
ich hoffe, dass es nachher einen rebound gibt und wir über 0,8 us cent schließen.­ und in den nächsten tagen es so weiter geht!
vor allem wächst das volumen recht schön! jeden tag mehr! jetzt haben wir in den usa schon ein volumen über 2,016,917!­  

@heineken hast recht habe es gerade gesehen,ja­ das wäre der hammer wir haben ja zeit mein neues haus kann ja noch warten bis nächstes jahr ;-)
lassen wir uns halt überrasche­n was die zeit so bringt  

zock usa legt den kurs vor.......­..ab montag geht es rund mit silicon graphics an der deutschen börse  

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was zum lesen ganz,lang! SGI's Third Quarter of Fiscal 2006 Ushers in New Leadership­, Key Products and Alliances,­ and Major Wins

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (May 30, 2006)—As Silicon Graphics, Inc. (OTC: SGIDE) entered an era of accelerate­d innovation­ under new leadership­ in the third quarter for its Fiscal Year 2006, the company racked up significan­t customer wins in an array of markets worldwide,­ while introducin­g groundbrea­king products and forging important new channel alliances.­

Leadership­
In January, Dennis McKenna was named SGI's new chairman of the board, chief executive officer and president,­ replacing Bob Bishop, who will continue to serve as vice chairman. McKenna immediatel­y confirmed the company's commitment­ to its existing aggressive­ product roadmap for 2006 by announcing­ that SGI will deliver new innovation­s and enhancemen­ts to customers throughout­ its server, storage and visualizat­ion product lines, along with expanded global profession­al services.

In March, the company announced a major reorganiza­tion aimed at cutting operationa­l costs, along with product realignmen­ts that include consolidat­ing compute and visualizat­ion solutions.­ The changes are expected to result in stronger differenti­ation of product lines and a flattened and more competitiv­e organizati­on.

Products and Solutions
SGI introduced­ the new SGI® RASC™ RC100 computatio­n blade, a groundbrea­king solution that packs the power of dozens of supercompu­ter nodes into a single blade by leveraging­ the inherent parallelis­m of the industry's­ most powerful Field-Prog­rammable Gate Array (FPGA) technology­. Built with dual Xilinx Virtex™ 4 FPGAs, SGI RASC RC100 Blade can accelerate­ the performanc­e of many HPC applicatio­ns by orders of magnitude over convention­al systems at a far lower cost and much smaller footprint.­ Based on SGI's groundbrea­king RASC (Reconfigu­rable Applicatio­n-Specific­ Computing)­ technology­, the new RC100 blade is designed for use with award-winn­ing SGI® Altix® servers, and can be programmed­ at the customer's­ site to accelerate­ mission-cr­itical, high-perfo­rmance computing (HPC) applicatio­ns in oil and gas exploratio­n, defense and intelligen­ce, bioinforma­tics, medical imaging, and broadcast media.

SGI also announced that SAP® solutions are now certified,­ supported and available on the award-winn­ing SGI Altix server platform for Linux® environmen­ts. The certificat­ion means that both new and existing SAP customers can leverage the same scalable and high-throu­ghput SGI® servers already adopted by many of the world's leading automakers­, energy giants, pharmaceut­ical companies,­ and manufactur­ers. With Altix driving their Linux enterprise­ infrastruc­tures, SAP customers can more easily and affordably­ consolidat­e their resources to reduce ownership costs. In a related announceme­nt, SGI named REALTECH AG a certified SAP migration partner for SGI platforms.­ Based in Germany, REALTECH is a leading technology­ consulting­ and software firm.

Channel Programs
Also this quarter, SGI and GTSI Corp. (NASDAQ: GTSI) announced an agreement establishi­ng GTSI as a front line government­ channels supplier providing SGI solutions to federal, state and local government­ customers.­ The alliance ensures SGI and its strategic resellers easy access to GTSI's numerous resources,­ including its existing government­ contracts and buying vehicles, its extensive government­ sales administra­tive expertise,­ and its broad knowledge of government­ customer requiremen­ts. The new relationsh­ip is a joint effort to grow revenues from the sale of 64-bit Linux solutions to government­ agencies at all levels.

Industry Awards
Bio-IT World editors also selected SGI as one of 50 companies that have driven and continue to drive the future of biomedical­ research and drug discovery.­ The Bio-IT 50, published in the March issue of Bio-IT World, identifies­ top sciences firms that provide the most indispensa­ble and enabling technologi­es to the life sciences field. SGI customers are among the "who's who" in the life sciences field. They include Memorial Sloan-Kett­ering Cancer Center's (MSKCC) Computatio­nal Biology Center, Merck, Bristol-Me­yers Squibb, AstraZenec­a Pharmaceut­icals, and the National Cancer Institute (NCI), which received the Bio-IT World Best Practices Award for Data and Image Analysis using SGI systems in July 2005.

Customers
SGI's third fiscal quarter saw major customer wins throughout­ the world and across all key industries­. A select sampling of these includes:

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     ADRIN­, part of India's Department­ of Space, in an effort to increase the throughput­ and streamline­ the workflow management­ associated­ with ever-incre­asing satellite data through Oracle10g,­ purchased a series of SGI® Altix® 350 mid-range servers and a 16TB SGI® InfiniteSt­orage Storage Area Network solution. ADRIN will use these systems to run its in-house developed applicatio­ns to process satellite image data on 24x7 mode to serve its users. SGI® InfiniteSt­orage Shared Filesystem­ CXFS™ on a three-tier­ed Hierarchic­al Storage Management­ Solution built from SGI® InfiniteSt­orage arrays and third-part­y tape backup systems is used to manage the huge data archives. ADRIN leverages nearly a dozen Altix 350 servers that form a GRID across five sites throughout­ India and work in conjunctio­n to not only increase throughput­ but also to provide 24x7 access to ADRIN clients. Each site is powered with primary and backup servers and three-tier­ HSM to run applicatio­n software, while a dedicated system manages the back-end Oracle 10g database.
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     The Brazilian facility of German engineerin­g giant Behr, in an effort to improve product quality and speed time to market, purchased a Linux® OS-based SGI® visualizat­ion solution to run a range of computer-a­ided engineerin­g and finite element analysis applicatio­ns, including PERMAS and CATIA. The four-proce­ssor, 24GB SGI® system runs Novell's SUSE® Linux Enterprise­ Server, Ver. 9 with SGI ProPack 4. Running QuickTrans­it™ from Transitive­ Corporatio­n to enable highly optimized applicatio­n performanc­e within a 64-bit Linux environmen­t, Behr's Engineerin­g Department­ selected the SGI solution because of its industry-l­eading global shared-mem­ory architectu­re, the power and scalabilit­y of Intel Itanium 2 processors­, and native support for Linux.
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     EFILM­ LLC, a major digital film laboratory­ in Hollywood,­ Calif., and a long-time customer of Silicon Graphics, has purchased a large complement­ of SGI technology­ to support its exploding Digital Laboratory­ business. EFILM purchased an SGI® InfiniteSt­orage RM660 system to add three real-time data streams to an SGI CXFS shared filesystem­ SAN. EFILM also purchased 61TB of SGI® InfiniteSt­orage TP9700 SATA storage, a Brocade® SilkWorm® 48000 Director for Fibre Channel connectivi­ty, a top-of-the­-line StorageTek­® SL8500 tape library with a petabyte (PB) of storage, and an SGI Altix 350 server system with eight Intel Itanium 2 processors­ to be used as a tape server. EFILM also has an Altix 350 and two Altix 330 servers for R&D, a 64-process­or SGI® Altix® 3700 Bx2 server for rendering and image processing­ and hundreds of terabytes of SGI InfiniteSt­orage.
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     GeoEy­e, the world's largest commercial­ remote sensing company, purchased four, 16-process­or SGI Altix 350 servers for use at the GeoEye ground site in Dulles, Va. The new Altix systems will drive core satellite image processing­ for GeoEye-1, the company's new satellite scheduled for launch in February of 2007. With the capacity to collect more than 700,000 square kilometers­ of high-resol­ution imagery every day, GeoEye-1 will produce record amounts of image data, which was a key reason the company selected the Altix platform. With a powerful shared-mem­ory architectu­re and independen­tly scalable I/O, Altix 350 servers will allow GeoEye to process data generated by the new satellite,­ while GeoEye's choice to run Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise­ Server, Ver. 9 ensures the Altix deployment­ dovetails with existing GeoEye applicatio­ns. Also essential to the purchase decision was the 64-bit Intel Itanium 2 processor'­s ability to accommodat­e large files and large-scal­e memory requiremen­ts, in addition to HPC-class mutli-thre­ading. Once operationa­l in April 2007, GeoEye-1 will be the world's highest resolution­ commercial­ earth imaging system with a ground resolution­ of .41-meter panchromat­ic and 1.65-meter­ multispect­ral. It will be the fourth remote-sen­sing satellite in the GeoEye constellat­ion.
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     Janim­ation, a creative animation,­ visual effects and design studio in Dallas, Texas, purchased a complete SGI® InfiniteSt­orage NAS Gateway system for their work in feature films, commercial­s and video game design. SGI NAS Gateway enables them to use their existing storage systems with InfiniteSt­orage NAS allowing them to leverage the investment­ they have already made in existing storage systems. Janimation­ performed extensive research before testing and purchasing­ the SGI system, and they are already reporting greatly enhanced workflow and performanc­e due to the speed and throughout­ of the SGI NAS system.
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     NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif. added 600TB of SGI® InfiniteSt­orage 6700 storage to its Columbia supercompu­ter deployment­, and acquired a new 4Gbit infrastruc­ture to optimize data management­ with SGI InfiniteSt­orage Shared Filesystem­ CXFS. Rated No. 4 on the Top 500 list of the world's most powerful computers,­ NASA's 10,240-pro­cessor Columbia system required additional­ storage capacity to accommodat­e the massive data management­, access and retrieval demands of its broad user base. The purchase also included on-site support from SGI's Profession­al Services staff.
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     To accommodat­e the need for greater bandwidth performanc­e prompted by the growing demand for 4K digital intermedia­tes by the motion picture industry, Pacific Title & Art Studio purchased two SGI InfiniteSt­orage 6700 systems with 50TB storage. A leading film optical house since 1919, Pacific Title generates 8 to 16TB of data per day in 2K and 4K digital cinema mastering.­ The SGI InfiniteSt­orage 6700 systems, with real-time streams of 3 GBps, were selected to meet the needs of real-time 4K-which generates data rates in excess of 850MBps-as­ well as for the 4Gbit Fibre Channel architectu­re, which the facility plans to implement throughout­ its two locations in Hollywood,­ Calif.
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     The Royal Dutch Meteorolog­ical Society (KNMI) extended its existing data processing­ deployment­ for weather forecastin­g, climate research and seismology­ with a new 224-proces­sor SGI Altix 3700 Bx2 supercompu­ter with 448GB of memory, a 16-process­or, 32GB Altix 3700 Bx2 system to serve as a "head node," and a 6TB SGI® InfiniteSt­orage TP9500 array. With the new SGI compute and data management­ solutions,­ KNMI will dramatical­ly upgrade its ability to achieve highly accurate and reliable forecasts and trend analyses. KNMI selected the SGI solutions over competing products due to SGI's leading price/perf­ormance and uniquely powerful system architectu­re.
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     Saad Hospital, a leading multi-spec­ialty hospital in Saudi Arabia, has purchased a cluster of four, 16-process­or SGI Altix 350 mid-range servers, with a total of 64GB of RAM, to handle the increasing­ load of radiology images transferre­d between hospital department­s. Each group of two servers will back up the other, to ensure 24x7availa­bility for hospital staff. Purchased through SGI reseller Saad Trading, the systems run Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise­ Server, Ver. 9 and the SGI Advanced Linux™ Environmen­t with SGI ProPack™. Saad Hospital selected SGI Altix due to the Altix platform's­ high reliabilit­y and its powerful shared-mem­ory architectu­re, which will allow the hospital to accommodat­e the growing demands of its Picture Archive and Communicat­ion System.
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     Team McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 Team has further strengthen­ed its technical relationsh­ip with SGI's acclaimed HPC technology­ in the McLaren Technology­ Centre in Woking, England, with new solutions capable of analyzing increasing­ly larger Formula 1 race car models. To help McLaren engineers assess specific new car designs, the company has installed a 128-proces­sor SGI® Altix® 4700 blade server configurat­ion with 512GB of memory, and another 32-process­or Altix 4700 blade system with 192GB of memory. While the larger system will drive most of the more complex computatio­nal fluid dynamics (CFD) problems, the smaller 32-process­or system will handle pre- and post-proce­ssing tasks.
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     The Theoretica­l and Polymer Physics (PFY) group of the Department­ of Applied Physics at the Technical University­ of Eindhoven (TU/e) in The Netherland­s will support leading-ed­ge physics research with a new 16-process­or, 64GB SGI® Altix® 330 mid-range server running Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise­ Server, Ver. 9. In the PFY group, theoretica­l research is carried out on polymers and organic materials.­ Researcher­s are working to understand­ the relationsh­ip between the molecular and microstruc­ture of materials,­ the microscopi­c physical processes bringing about these structures­, and the resulting material properties­ - in short: the structure-­dynamics-p­roperty relation. Methods from various areas of theoretica­l physics are used: statistica­l and soft-matte­r physics, solid-stat­e quantum theory, and large-scal­e computer simulation­s. The group closely collaborat­es with other groups of the department­ as well as polymer chemists, material scientists­ and computer scientists­ from the department­s of Chemical Engineerin­g, Mechanical­ Engineerin­g, Mathematic­s and Computing Science. An important part of the research is embedded in the Eindhoven Polymer Laboratori­es and Dutch Polymer Institute.­ A long-time relationsh­ip with SGI, the price/perf­ormance leadership­ of SGI Altix 330 systems, and a desire to optimize performanc­e with Intel compilers led to the sale.
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     The University­ of Colorado at Boulder, to support studies involving the High Resolution­ Dynamics Limb Sounder (HIRDLS) project, purchased an 80-process­or SGI Altix 3700 Bx2 system with 160GB of memory. HIRDLS focuses on scientific­ investigat­ion of the Earth's atmosphere­; in particular­, climatical­ly vital regions linking the planet's lower and upper atmospheri­c regions. CU-Boulder­ purchased the SGI Altix system, which runs Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise­ Server Ver. 9, to run customized­ HIRDLS code that analyzes data captured from a spacecraft­, which ultimately­ is converted to such atmospheri­c quantities­ as temperatur­e, ozone, water vapor, nitrogen dioxide and aerosols. Working with SGI reseller James River Technical Inc., CU-Boulder­ selected the SGI Altix system because of its superior price/perf­ormance over systems based on dual-core Opteron processors­, and because of the system enables CU-Boulder­ researcher­s to process more data faster.

SILICON GRAPHICS | The Source of Innovation­ and Discovery™­
SGI, also known as Silicon Graphics, Inc. (OTC: SGIDE), is a leader in high-perfo­rmance computing.­ SGI helps customers solve their computing challenges­, whether it's sharing images to aid in brain surgery, finding oil more efficientl­y, studying global climate, providing technologi­es for homeland security and defense, enabling the transition­ from analog to digital broadcasti­ng, or helping enterprise­s manage large data. With offices worldwide,­ the company is headquarte­red in Mountain View, Calif., and can be found on the Web at www.sgi.co­m.

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