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GRID KNOCKS ON TELCOM DOOR
FIORINA TOUTS ENTERPRISE INITIATIVE, SLAMS DELL, IBM
RESEARCH CENTER DISCOVERS GENETIC LINKS WITH IBM TECHNOLOGY
Special Features
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FIORINA TOUTS ENTERPRISE INITIATIVE, SLAMS DELL, IBM
- Fiorina touted the Adaptive Enterprise intiative as a shining example of
HP's commitment to offering technology that will help company's do business
more effectively.
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GRID KNOCKS ON TELCOM DOOR
- To the extent that existing corporate and public networks can or cannot
support the additional Grid traffic and increased bandwidth demands,
telecommunications suppliers will be tapped for new services and solutions.
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RESEARCHERS CREATE FASTEST DETAILED COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
- Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created the
fastest detailed computer simulations of computer networks ever constructed
-- simulating networks containing more than 5 million network elements.
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NEW GRID AND TOOLS DEPLOYED ACROSS NPACI PARTNERSHIP
- NPACI-Grid and NPACKage software enable higher levels of scientific
research and boost global Grid infrastructure.
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WS-I ANNOUNCES GENERAL AVAILABILITY OF THE BASIC PROFILE 1.0
- WS-I member community delivers guidelines to ensure interoperability,
reduce cost and lower complexity of implementing web services solutions.
Systems/Enterprise
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ALLEGIS ANNOUNCES ALLEGIS 7.0 EBUSINESS SUITE AVAILABLE
- 7.0 pushes forward into two critical areas of channel performance that
impact revenue -- channel forecasting and enhanced sales data.
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SAS JOINS GRID COMPUTING FORUM
- SAS announced that it has become the first enterprise business
intelligence vendor to join the Global Grid Forum - an industry association
formed to advance Grid computing.
Applications
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RESEARCH CENTER DISCOVERS GENETIC LINKS WITH IBM TECHNOLOGY
- Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center announced that its researchers are
using IBM technology to help discover why some people are more susceptible
than others to infectious and autoimmune diseases, such as leukemia and
AIDS.
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COMPUTER LINKS TO ENHANCE TARGACEPT
- News last week that drug discovery firm Targacept Inc. will use thousands
of school computers across Forsyth County to conduct drug research in the
middle of the night means an economic boon for the company.
Breaking News
- Security
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ISS' Detection System Achieves High Marks
ManagedStorage International Critical Data With NetScreen
- Platforms
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Tarari Signs Racor To Sell Reconfigurable Processor
- Networking
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EMC, IBM, Others Join HyperTransport Technology Consortium
- Storage
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DataDirect S2A Provides Wide Range Of Storage Needs
SNIA Launches SMI-Lab3 For Storage Management
- Operating Systems & Middleware
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IBM Adding Eclipse, Grid, Autonomic Tools To AlphaWorks
iAnywhere Solutions and SuSE Linux Unveil Alliance
Opsware Announces New Opsware Web Service APIs
- General
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Altiris Offers Native-Linux OS Deployment Configuration
Singapore University, SGI Unveil New Reality Theater
Quote Of The Week
"If a single picture can speak a thousand words, imagine the educational
benefits students can reap from a 3D environment." -- John Kan, Ph.D., Managing Director of SGI
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