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http://www.howforge.com [howforge.com | Share Know-How] Fujitsu and France Telecom have together developed a load balancing system based on grid technology. And now, they claimed that the system has been successfully tested to balance loads among servers located in Paris, Tokyo, and Kawasaki and brought higher performance than conventional systems.

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http://prismspectrum.blogspot.com [prism] Convergence/ notes: In 2005 it may seem like an old story, but let's pause to remember that as a commercial product the World Wide Web is just a mere decade old. (And if you lay claim to having surfed the Web during its beta years of 1990-94, either you're an HTML geek or you're fibbing.) In just ten years the Web has altered the way we grab information, manage our firms and organize our lives.

Physorg.comhttp://www.physorg.com [Physorg.com] In Brief Fujitsu telco grid computing system tested: A news release Wednesday said the grid computing system was recently field tested in Paris and Japan and would be unveiled at Grid World next month.

[Gridcomputingplanet.com] Grid Computing Planet: Big Blue Turns Green with Grid Computing Deal: In conjunction with the IBM Tokyo Research Laboratory, Japanese telco NTT Communications is testing grid and autonomic computing technologies to improve service quality at OCN, NTT Com's Internet connectivity service.

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