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 [Powersunfiltered.com] Powers Unfiltered: we’re focused on the Microsoft side of the market.  While there are many options on the Linux / Java / IBM side of the market, we’ve made the decision to focus on making the best tools available for Windows, which is the market and technology we know best.  DataSynapse has had a lot of success in the market, and they’ve got happy customers.  They work quite closely with IBM, and for customers who have made certain key platform decisions, that’s great.  For the increasing number of enterprises with a significant commitment to .NET, we offer the best available SDK for Microsoft developers, and the best available integration with the whole Microsoft stack.

[Et.cairene.net] Expert Texture: A paper, entitled, Evolutionary Approach to Realizing the Grid Vision has been published by Marvin Theimer, Savas Parastatidis, and Tony Hey of Microsoft, Marty Humphrey of University of Virginia, and Geoffrey Fox of Indiana University. Presentation from the authors and a link to the document itself can be found here.

 [Blogs.sun.com] Jonathan Schwartz's Weblog : Weblog: The win is a comprehensive one for Sun - starting with our free and open source Sun Studio compilers, N1 Systems and Grid management platforms (also free/open source), and deployed on an absolute blizzard of SunFire/Galaxy servers, 1.7 Petabytes of our newest Thumper (x4500) systems, all archived and secured by our StorageTek tape platforms. (As one executive said to me recently, "whoever said 'tape is dead' has never spoken to a customer that produces a terabyte of data every couple of minutes.") Like I said, it's a true systems win.

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