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February 14, 2008

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Aiwu

Partial computing in the Cloud is increasing emerging. the leader of scientist committee for ChinaGrid told me about their recent research proposal, which indicates the combination.

Actually, salesforce.com is a cloud for all of their subscribers, which use both on-line CRM and theirs own dedicated corporate applications

Yudong

It's interesting even today, almost 1 year later after this artical, the comment, that enterprise will not move their everything to cloud, still stays true. But more and more enterprises are thinking to utilize the cheap and flexible cloud, as I can see. Having a hybrid, to extend the grid to the cloud might be a good solution for intensive computation. Server provision should not be a big problem, but to utilize servers in cloud and to manage them by a local gridserver might be a challenge, given the network topology of two private networks. It seems difficult to support NAT for gridserver, e.g. datasynapse.

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Luis Maldonado

Luis
Luis has been developing and productizing distributed systems software for over 15 years. As Director of Product Management, he is responsible for driving product planning and strategy for DataSynapse's real-time infrastructure products. Luis holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from MIT.