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DAILY NEWS AND INFORMATION FOR THE GLOBAL GRID COMMUNITY /
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Special Features:
LARGE GRID PLACES TAIWAN IN GLOBAL RESEARCH COMMUNITY
Taiwan, with the help of IBM, looks to be improving its technological
capabilities with the deployment of the Taiwan Advanced Research and Education
Network (TWAREN) -- a research Grid connecting 11 universities and research
institutes throughout the country.
Not only will the Grid assist in monitoring patients, the ecosystem and
disaster prevention, it will also facilitate collaboration in researching both
nano- and biotechnology, effectively making Taiwan a player in the research
field.
The country's Challenge 2008 Plan, which looks to improve Taiwan's
competitiveness by improving the quality of industrial output, nurturing IT
personnel and building up a research base, definitely stands to benefit from
TWAREN. The Grid will hopefully spurn a growth in the software, computer and
telecommunications industries.
IBM's partners for the Grid, which was finished three and a half months before
the deadline, included Cisco, Acer and Ring Line Corp.
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