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 [West Coast Grid] The more things change, the more they, uh, you... : The article paraphrases Peter Critchely of Morse, who commissioned the study, saying, "...grid computing is being held back by confusion and myths surrounding the technology."

 [A Day in the Life] Sign up: eBig Presentation Dec 7th: For all of you in the San Francisco Bay area I’m speaking at eBig on Dec. 7 about Windows Grid Computing and the Digipede Network.

[Digipede.net] Digipede : Products : Digipede Network Developer Edition: The Digipede Framework SDK is designed to help you build distributed computing applications. Please briefly describe the application(s) you plan to "Digipede enable." (max.

 [Powersunfiltered.com] Powers Unfiltered » Blog Archive » Grid Application Developers: Why indeed?  Surely not for the reasons Jonathan Schwartz touted in his detailed posting back in March.  He hits all the right notes in describing how grid has been done to date, and then comes to exactly the opposite conclusion that we have.  If the problem is needless complexity and a lack of applications, his contention that it is somehow better to just hand over the whole problem to Sun may resonate with a few IT folks, but not many (as he pointed out himself).  More importantly, it will resonate with even fewer developers. 

 [Mdavey.wordpress.com] Tales from a Trading Desk » Blog Archive » Digipede: […] This is exactly why we put so much energy and effort into our API, why we give away the Digipede Network Developer Edition, why I don’t leave the office without a few mini-CDs in my pocket to give to worthy developers.  (Apparently, a developer to whom I handed a CD last month posted about it today!) […]

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