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Resource
Collectives (DRCs): Maybe you've heard of grids, P2P, clusters, or
collaborative, distributed, utility, parallel, or "on demand"
computing.
A DRC is any collection of networked resources (perhaps across orgs)
used
together to solve a problem. Common resources in DRCs are
processors,
people, data archives, disk space, peripherals, and/or
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"Impossible to
program"? Look at Elepar's
Software Cabling TM
technology.
Software
Cabling (SC) is a visual
component coordination language that manages complexity by combining
data
flow, control flow, and object relationships/interactions, all in one
concise
notation. Start with components/objects built in traditional
languages,
end up with a highly portable concurrent system that achieves efficient
inter-component communication in uniprocessor & SMP environments,
and
latency tolerance in distributed environments. Software Cabling is a
disruptive
technology that facilitates fault tolerance, platform heterogeneity,
and
load balancing.
Software Cabling is now ScalPL!
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"Hard to use"?
"Costs instead of
income"? Consider Elepar's PICA TM
technology.
You
can put your old
hardware up for internet auction, why not your spare CPU time or disk
space?
PICA (People, Instruments, Computers, and Archives) technology enables
the efficient and economical pricing, bidding, borrowing and/or lending
of networked resources, to be used either independently or in
interdependent
collectives (or "grids") that may be distributed and/or cross
organizations.
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