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Virtual Iron VFe creates virtual building blocks between servers, enabling administrators to partition the virtual system into increments as small as a fraction of a server to large multiple-processor systems.
Emic Networks adds JSP and J2EE application server support to its Application Clustering platform and makes elements of its LAMP/LAMJ bundle available as stand-alone products.
Updated: Opinion: Why do we need yet another grid outfit? Because the open-source model promoted by the newly formed Globus Consortium is a smart one to follow.
Reporter's Notebook: While the conference devoted to open-source grid computing is still populated largely by scientific and academic grid gurus, commercial interests are banging at the door.
The soon-to-be-launched Globus Toolkit 4.0 brings improved Web services implementation to open-source grid computing.
Egenera expands the capabilities of its blade servers with greater virtualization and management functionality.
Gateway is refreshing its line of two-way servers, consolidating four systems into three and making the new servers more scalable.
Sun and the Archipelago Exchange, an all-electronic stock exchange, jointly announced that the companies plan to build an online CPU usage cycle exchange.
Opinion: Vendors should follow the chip design industry's lead and create new licensing schemes to deal with the variable usage patterns of grid computing.
Three new applications from Hewlett-Packard are designed to protect midrange storage arrays by failing over the entire server cluster.
Sun presses forward to become a dominant low-cost provider of grid computing services before IBM or Dell wakes up to the challenge.
Enterprises need help managing the commodity hardware and software that underpin utility computing before the model can reach its potential, panelists say at a Linux conference.
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