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Amazon Web Services Blog[Amazon Web Services Blog] The IEEE is conducting this High-Performance Distributed Computing Symposium which addresses the same issues that others call Cloud Computing. Their website says "The intent of this meeting is to provide a forum in which researchers .

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Zone PC - PC, Windows and Microsoft News and Updates[Zone PC - PC, Windows and Microsoft News and Updates] Gates to look back, ahead on tools in his last Microsoft keynote: as well as to look ahead at how Microsoft will provide programmers with some of the new tools Microsoft has coming for cloud computing, modeling and natural-language programming, officials said.

serversatoz.com[serversatoz.com] Clouds, Grids and Resources for Green Cyber-Infrastructure: Topics of interest cover applications and technologies related to e-Science and grid and cloud computing. They include, but are not limited to, the following:

yeefe 建站日志[yeefe 建站日志] Google I/O Conference: Jeff joined Google in 1999 and is currently a Google Fellow in Google’s Systems Infrastructure Group. While at Google he has worked on Google’s crawling, indexing, query serving, and advertising systems, implemented a number of search quality improvements, designed and built various pieces of Google’s distributed computing infrastructure such as MapReduce and BigTable, and worked on a variety of internal and external developer tools.

James Farnhill's Work Bloghttp://james.jiscinvolve.org/2008/05/08/resources-for-green-research/ [James Farnhill's Work Blog] Resources for Green Research: Fundamental changesin computer architecture and increases in network capacity are encouragingsoftware developers to take new approaches to computer-science problemsolving. In order to bridge the gap between industry and academia, it isimperative that academic researchers are exposed to the emerging computingparadigm behind the growth of “Internet-scale”

Ajax Blog[Ajax Blog] 3000 Developers To Converge On Google I/O Tomorrow. Here’s What To ...: The big announcement will be around Google App Engine - expect the 160,000 or so developers on the waiting list to be let in tomorrow (75,000 have been given access already). Google will also lift the hard ceiling on resource usage.

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