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 [Ianlumb.wordpress.com] Grid Computing « Ian Lumb’s Blog: Newbies, early adopters and even the Griderati, are uncomfortable with the term, unclear on what it means and how it fits into the broader context of clustering, cyberinfrastructure, Distributed Computing, High Performance Computing (HPC), Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Utility Computing, virtualization, Web Services, etc. (That adaptive enterprise and autonomic computing don’t receive much play is of mild consolation.) Grid Computing is in a trough because it is suffering from a serious identity crisis.

[Beowulf.org] [Beowulf] CFP: Grid 2005 (deadline extended: June 3, 2005): * Internet-based Computing Models* Grid Applications, including eScience and eBusiness Applications* Data Grids, including Distributed Data Access and Management* Grid Middleware and Toolkits* Grid Monitoring, Management and Organization Tools* Resource Management and Scheduling* Networking* Virtual Instrumentation* Grid Object Metadata and Schemas* Creation and Management of Virtual Enterprises and Organizations* Grid Architectures and Fabrics* Grid Information Services* Grid Security Issues* Programming Models, Tools, and Environments* Grid Economy* Autonomic and Utility Computing on Global Grids* Performance Evaluation and Modeling* Cluster and Grid Integration Issues* Scientific, Industrial and Social Implications

 [Sun.com] Sun Inner Circle: For example, using the Sun ONE Grid Engine to create a departmental drid, engineers at Ford are now able to divide up compute-intensive applications like finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics, and design-of-experiment (DOE) simulations.

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