Hook enough computers together and what do you get? A new kind of utility that offers supercomputer processing on tap. Is Internet history about to repeat itself? Maybe. Back in the 1980s, the ...

Grid computing continues to evolve ... and decision support (music sharing systems like LimeWire and Kazaa are examples). Collaborative grids, meanwhile, let dispersed users share and work ...

It is the popularity of these examples and the initial success of grid computing in the research environment that has led to increased interest in grid technology from industries such as financial ...

So I suppose that might be sort of an example of grid computing, though purists would probably disagree. And with that, I'm out of ideas, even bad ones. Please let me know if you happen to think ...

In an interview with TechRepublic, Bernhard Borges, managing director of the Advanced Technology Group at PwC Consulting, gave the following example of grid computing: "If I'm a financial services ...

“The EU WISDOM project, for example, is using grid computing to search for drugs to treat malaria. It sends a huge number of small files to multiple grid nodes for analysis. On the other ...

For example, grid computing software can be used to schedule jobs more efficiently, or as a method to back up one server. One of the challenges to the adoption of grid computing is that there are ...

For example, AI-enabled cameras ... in place for each edge location—edge computing helps ensure that as the volume, variety, and velocity of grid data increases, utilities can maintain and ...

That’s because there are as many definitions for grid computing as there are people to ask about it. For example, some observers say grid computing is just a fancy new name for the well ...

Grid computing is an overnight success that has ... with its Cache Fusion architecture, is one example of this approach. Globus Toolkit, an open-source “service factory” framework providing ...

He points, for example, to the emerging integration of grid computing with cloud computing in which storage as well as computational resources are distributed. "In a matter of years, I hope to see ...