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....users on a large scale for CPU cycles; other systems which do the same for disk space are Napster[20] and Gnutella[15] although the former relies on a central server to locate files and the latter employs an inefficient broadcast search. Neither one replicates files. Intermemory[8] and India[14] are cooperative distributed fileserver systems intended for long term archival storage along the lines of Eternity, in which files are split into redundant shares and distributed among many participants. Akamai[2] provides a service which replicates files at locations near information consumers, ....

D.J. Ellard, J.M. Megquier, and L. Park, "The INDIA protocol," http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~ellard/India-WWW/ (2000).

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D.J. Ellard, J.M. Megquier, and L. Park, "The INDIA protocol," http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~ellard/India-WWW/ (2000).

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