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Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the world's largest independent memory module manufacturer, today announced it will be partnering with IWILL Corporation to exhibit the best in high-performance systems at the upcoming Supercomputing 2004 (SC2004) conference November 6-12, 2004 in Pittsburgh, PA. "Kingston is committed to supporting the high-end supercomputing market and we're delighted to be working with IWILL to highlight their latest workstation and server solutions during SC2004," said Kevin Wu, vice president, business development, Kingston. "We will be loading the IWILL workstations with Kingston ValueRAM memory at the conference so attendees can witness maximum performance," continued Wu. "IWILL is partnering with Kingston to demonstrate our latest 8P AMD Opteron processor server as well as our INTEL Xeon workstations capable of Dual PCI-Express Graphics and powerful DDR2 memory -- during SC2004," said Adam Chou, general manager, IWILL. "We have been working together for several years and this partnership is a natural extension of our commitment to the best in supercomputing." During SC2004, Kingston and IWILL will be promoting their 'Passport to SC2004' Contest. Show attendees can win one of IWILL's workstations loaded with Kingston ValueRAM memory. The winning will be drawn from entries submitted on cards stamped at various exhibit locations throughout the show. Kingston will showcase the latest in memory technology for high-power computing and IWILL will feature its latest AMD Opteron and INTEL Xeon platforms at SC2004 in booth # 1827 at the newly redesigned David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh. For more information, please visit the IWILL Corporation Web site at iwill.net and the Kingston Technology Web site at kingston.com. Additional SC2004 conference details are available at sc-conference.org/sc2004.