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[Vertigo: Blog] Parallel Processing - Some Notes: Some other things are new and pretty exciting, such as the MS Accelerator project, ParallelFX, and the stuff Google is doing with MapReduce. There is a lot of information out there, and this subject is deep as well as wide, so I’ll try to present this as pointers to where you can find more information, with some notes as to what I found to be cool on each bit.

 [Powers Unfiltered] It works in the lab ”” now what?: desktops, 32-bit Windows servers, Linux servers and cluster nodes, Solaris servers, and more — that enterprises are not going to throw away.  All this infrastructure represents potential grid computing power.  The Digipede Network has always run on heterogeneous Windows networks —

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 [The Memory Leak] GeoCloud Computing: HyperTable This is an open source version of BigTable. Sun Sun Redshift is a major grid computing effort.

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 [Grid Designer's Blog] Notes from MS Developer Conference for Financial Services: Many grid vendors - and their Excel customers - are recognizing the business benefits and building solutions that makes Excel-on-the-Grid work better, ideally someday out-of-the-box. Amongst such vendors are Microsoft, GigaSpaces, Data Synapse, and others.

[Geek Lectures - Things geeks should know about] Building up to the Microsoft Financial Services Developer ...: The business of Capital Markets The architecture of modern systems - real time, event driven, flow based, grid computing, large scale databases and new user experiences The impact of HPC and Grid computing - the limits of Moore’s Law .

 [insideHPC] Ian Foster on grids and clouds: I do believe that much of HPC will indeed become totally commoditized. Just as some commercial consumers of electricity have mission requirements that necessitate they generate their own power (for example, Walt Disney World), some consumers of computational resources will continue to need to provision their own supers.

 [Powers Unfiltered] Digipede to sponsor Microsoft Financial Developers Conference in ...: Enterprise architects in financial services are looking to service-oriented architectures (SOA) to address many real-world problems - brittle systems with tight interdependencies, data stuck in single-purpose silos, and applications that don’t scale to meet growing demand, to name a few.  But implementing an SOA can also expose new scalability issues.  New high-performance computing (HPC) offerings from Microsoft and its partners are ideally suited for scaling out compute-intensive components of an SOA.  Using real-world examples from financial services companies, this presentation will describe how to grid-enable compute-intensive analytic services for use in an SOA. 

 [Vikas Ahuja] Supercomputing: Among other things, CDAC works on massively parallel processors, large scale symmetric multiprocessing systems(grid computing) and high performance computing. CDAC produced India's first indigenous super computer.

 [Jerry Fishenden's NTO Blog RSS Feed] UK Grid Computing Competition: But I’ll put my hand up before I go any further and confess a self-interest: I sit on the Grid Computing Now! Advisory Council, and will also be a judge on this competition, alongside a panel of distinguished fellow judges drawn from the Department of Trade and Industry, University of Southampton, UCL (University College London), Intel, and Oxford University.

 [Windows Server Division WebLog] HPC Finds a Home on Port25: I'm looking forward to meet Frank at Supercomputing 2006 in a few weeks, and meeting the Linux cluster enthusiasts, bloggers and grid computing crowd that will descend upon Tampa. It's interesting to see the many segments of the show, .

 [Kurt Shintaku's Blog] EVENT: Financial Services IndustryCasts & Microsoft's OfficeWriter ...: Enterprise architects in financial services are looking to service-oriented architectures (SOA) to address many real-world problems - brittle systems with tight interdependencies, data stuck in single-purpose silos, and applications that don’t scale to meet growing demand, to name a few.  But implementing an SOA can also expose new scalability issues.  New high-performance computing (HPC) offerings from Microsoft and its partners are ideally suited for scaling out compute-intensive components of an SOA.  Using real-world examples from financial services companies, this presentation will describe how to grid-enable compute-intensive analytic services for use in an SOA. 

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