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1. Dell And Sun Offer Different Visions; President Kevin Rollins says Dell will stick with its industry-standard approach, while Sun introduces a new four-way server

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Oracle America Inc. -- Product introduction, Dell Inc. -- Product development, Sun Microsystems V440 (SPARC-based system) -- Product introduction, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

For nearly two decades, Dell's professed strategy has been to drive down the cost of IT using standard technology components so customers can focus more on how technology can benefit […]

Published
2003

2. Grid vendors target corporate applications; INFRASTRUCTURE: The early impact of grid

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Enterprise network, Middleware, Database middleware, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Middleware, Computer software industry -- Product development, Enterprise networks -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Published
2003

3. IBM rolls out grid future - Grid protocols and virtualized scheduling underpin On-Demand plan

Author

Scannell, Ed

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

WHILE IT WILL remain more vision than reality for years, grid computing is a foundation of IBM's long-term strategy to help enterprises manage far-flung, distributed IT resources in a virtual […]

Published
2002

4. Sun stroke

Subjects
Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development, Business, Economics, Business, international, Distributed processing (Computers), Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Product development
Abstract

HISTORY repeats itself, even in the computer business. Decades ago, Unix programmers formulated ways of getting the most out of their computers by tapping storage drives, memory and processing power [...]

Published
2002

6. Distributed management tools coming

Author

Horwitt, Elisabeth

Subjects
Product Development, Distributed Processing, Strategic Planning, Connectivity, User Need, Simple Network Management Protocol, Client/Server Architecture, LAN, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product development, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development, Client/server architecture -- Product development, Simple Network Management Protocol -- Standards, Local area networks -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development
Published
1991

7. Dell Sets Fiorina's Hype Meter Racing

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product development, Dell Inc. -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

Carly Fiorina's hype meter goes off when CEOs talk about standards in grid computing, especially if their company spends minuscule amounts of revenue on R&D. Hewlett Packard Co's CEO said […]

Published
2003

8. Compaq CEO Bets Company On Distributed Computing

Author

Bartlett, Michael

Subjects
Company executive, Company business planning, Company technology development, Compaq Computer Corp. -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

Not only does Compaq Computer Corp.'s [NYSE:CPQ] CEO Michael Capellas believe that distributed computing, a combination of the peer-to-peer computing seen on Napster, grid computing and distributed information infrastructure, is […]

Published
2000

10. AMD gets three FDDI stations in touch

Author

Saunier, Fredric

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, FDDI, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. -- Product development, Telecommunication systems -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Product development, Fiber Distributed Data Interface Standard -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

AMD Gets Three FDDI Stations In Touch We are in a positive spiral in networking, a steady revolution, the next stage of which is interoperability. At the fast-moving high-end frontier, […]

Published
1989

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