I've had a look around, and performed a search; the 'newest' results for "clearspeed" date all the way back to 2006.
As does most of the information concerning the possible implementation of clearspeed cards with BOINC agents.

I'm hardly 'up' on my CPU calculation types, and as such all the information in the forums and other sites didn't seem to very clearly state whether or not WCG BOINC-controlled projects would be able to get crunched by Clearspeed cards.
The F@H info is crumbling and dustily old, and there doesn't appear to of been anything new on the high performance FAQ in quite some time now (they appear more concerned with their PS3 work)

The other roadblock is the price of clearspeed cards.
I've heard some pretty wild speculations from all over the place, everything from $800-$15,000 per card.
But the one factor that seems to remain constant is that the company that builds them (Clearspeed themselves) apparently offer bulk discounts.


Perhaps if we had a show of hands, of who would be interested in buying a card; we could convince WCG to take a serious look at future programming to involve the power these cards have, into projects to come.

As for the issue of price; perhaps WCG may be willing to act as a escrow service of sorts - each member would pay the amount needed for the number of cards they wished to purchase; then WCG place the bulk order and mail them out to the individuals concerned?

Just a thought.