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[Research.ibm.com] There are important architectural implications related to the grid adoption model, in light of the fact that all distributed systems require developers (of both infrastructure and applications) to consider the unpredictable latency of remote access. This means developers must take into account issues of concurrency and the possibility of partial failure.1 Grid computing aims to resolve these complexities of distributed computing through a well-defined architecture that is aligned with SOA, autonomic-computing principles,2 and open standards for integration and interoperability.
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