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In its Lotus Software juggling act, IBM is trying to accommodate WebSphere and Java.
IBM, in conjunction with Oxford University has built a massive computing grid for breast cancer screening and diagnosis.
Bandwidth that's becoming more affordable than computing will spur a return to distributed systems, including grid computing, over the next several years, said Gartner analyst Carl Claunch.
Sun Microsystems on Tuesday will announce a new Linux version of its grid computing platform.
Globus Project's Ian Foster strives to keep grid technologies open, assesses impact on web services.
Big-name companies back grids, but are they ready for the enterprise?
I don't recall CEOs crediting the economy for their companies' successes in the late '90s.
Promises performance and cost savings-but, oh, the details...
Cable & Wireless, Informatica and Compuware go to court to protect their intellectual property.
The legal and marketing battle between the two content delivery network providers is expected to escalate next week as Speedera plans to announce new contract wins with former Akamai customers.
Sun will announce Thursday Enterprise Grid Software that takes into account segmentation of computing power, over priority.
Steve Cakebread in early June will become the chief financial officer of hosted CRM applications Salesforce.com, a position he currently holds at Autodesk.
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