[Beowulf] What's the category of Beowulf among Clusters?
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caFri Dec 19 21:44:16 PST 2008
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>> "grid" is a marketing term for "loosely coupled distributed clustering"; >> it was a trendy word 10 years ago, but has fallen into disuse because >> it's so generic (and not all that widely applicable). > > I always thought the idea was to charge for computing as a service (just > like the electrical utility). Actually, many firms are doing this now. > Amazon, for example. the Cloud is the new Grid ;) I don't think Grid did much to make money, though there was a lot of talk about how Grid would bring utility computing - as easy as plugging into a wall socket.
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