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Comsoc.org[Comsoc.org] This special issue invites researchers in networking and E-science to present issues and opportunities for tomorrow's intelligent optical networks as driven by high-demand Grid applications. We invite the research community to present the most recent advances in intelligent optical control planes for future Grid computing, to discuss the most exciting research topics and development of testbeds and applications, and to share the most exciting experiences and their optical control plane strategies in the context of Grid Network and Applications.

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http://weblog.infoworld.com [Weblog.infoworld.com] Grid Meter | InfoWorld | Nortel proving out virtual mash-ups on ...: Franco Travostino -- who heads Grid activities in the capacity of Director for Advanced Technology and Research at Nortel and is co-Director for the Infrastructure Area at the GGF -- and who is without question one of the most interesting players on the networking side of the enterprise Grid discussion.

http://thegridweblog.blogspot.com [Thegridweblog.blogspot.com] The Grid Computing Weblog: November 2005: Gartner Inc.'s 2006 Top 10 Strategic Technologies list holds out lots of hope, not just hype, for virtualization and grid computing, among others. Analysts Carl Claunch and David Cearley are predicting these technologies will be mature enough to offer value in the next 18 to 36 months, and that means they should be on your list of technologies to research -- or adopt -- in the coming year.

[Gridcomputingplanet.com] Grid Computing Planet: Oracle Plans Commercial Grid Consortium: "My hope is that a dialogue would show Oracle that building strong, commercially useful software and services based on open standards is something that is at the heart of the work being done by both research and commercial leaders in GGF," Catlett said in a statement posted on the GGF Web site. "If, after a dialogue, it turns out another standards body is necessary, then the community will have had the benefit of coordinating from the very beginning."

[Byteandswitch.com] Byte and Switch - Grid Computing - Watch for the Grid - Storage ...: "Secondly, Teragrid and its counterparts in Asia and Europe could be laying the foundation for a next-generation network, Today, Teragrid has 4 nodes National Center for Supercomputing Applications, the Argonne National Laboratory, the San Diego Supercomputer Center, and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), but others are signing up – recently on is Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. This could further expand to include all academic institutions and maybe even companies such as Ford, Caterpillar, Boeing, etc.

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