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Sun is integrating its software platforms for grid computing and services on demand.
Rivals Salesforce.com and UpShot are displaying enterprise-lass hosted customer relationship management software at the Demo 2002 conference this week.
In the Fall of 1998, Erick and Linda von Schweber, founders of the Infomaniacs think tank, published an article in eWeek predicting the evolution of "a new wave in computing-one that we believe promises within the next five years to deliver alm
NetBackup Pro 3.5 faster on Windows; Cluster Server 2.0 adds AIX support.
Sun released Tuesday its Grid Engine Enterprise Edition 5.3, an updated beta version of the company's widely adopted resource allocation software that already manages in excess of 118,000 CPUs.
Distributed computing startups feed CPU-hungry applications.
Despite the economic slump, the death of a co-founder in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and other impediments, Akamai Technologies executives say their company will continue to evolve into an ambitious provider of edge computing to large businesses.
It may not have the makings of a Tom Clancy thriller, but the legal battle between Amazon.com and a key former employee with plans to defect to eBay adds another plot twist to the rivalry between two of the biggest competitors in online retailing.
Salesforce.com will enhance its offering's integration, security and data sharing capabilities.
If you ask Speedera Networks executives how they view the content distribution marketplace, they will tell you that the race is down to two horses, Speedera and Akamai Technologies, and they say Speedera is the channel partners' best bet.
The networks are now used for research, but commercial grids are not far away.
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