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Re: Web Services -- The City of Jericho?


city of jericho
On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, bob mcwhirter wrote:

> > That's true Ken. There are some interesting projects. However, so far I
> > have found it quite hard to find anyone interested in writing about Grid
> > for _developers_.
> 
> 	http://globus.org/
> 
> They have a fair number of good technical papers.  I even think they get
> some funding from Big Blue?
> 
> 	-bob
> 

Thanks Bob, I'm aware of Globus :-)

Being a Zone Editor for dW, I've looked at Grid over the past few months.
Ken has highlighted a few web sites and I am aware of a number of
initiatives. Certainly from what I have read, there is plenty of interest
in Grid Computing (and plenty of hype too, just like a lot of other
technologies). My interest is purely from a developers' viewpoint. Globus
will help.

As for funding from IBM, yes you are probably correct :-)

vr

--
Akmal B. Chaudhri
Zone Editor, Special Projects (Eclipse, Grid, Web Services)
IBM developerWorks - http://www.ibm.com/developerWorks/
WebDatabases ------- http://www.btinternet.com/~webdatabases/


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