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....or parallel) architecture, To exploit the affinity between an application component and Grid resources with a specific functionality. Although wide area distributed supercomputing has been a popular application of the Grid, large number of other applications that can benefit from the Grid [34] [36] Applications in these categories come from science, engineering, commerce, and educational fields. The existing applications developed using standard message passing interface (e.g. MPI) for clusters, can run on Grids without change, since an MPI implementation for Grid environments is ....
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W. Leinberger, and V. Kumar, "Information Power Grid: The New Frontier in Parallel Computing", IEEE Concurrency, Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 75-84, 1999.
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....users. Future developments will integrate features to support more users with more sophisticated applications. 4. Grid Applications Although wide area distributed supercomputing has been a popular application of the grid, there are a number of other applications that can benefit from it [27]. These include distributed supercomputing, collaborative engineering, high throughput computing (large scale simulation and parameter studies) remote software access, data intensive computing, on demand computing, and service oriented computing [29] Applications in these categories come from ....
W. Leinberger and V. Kumar, Information Power Grid: The new frontier in parallel computing? IEEE Concurrency, October-December 1999.
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