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Distributed Computing Economics
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no DOI — not checkedThis article makes broad statements about the economics of computing. The numbers are fluid (costs change every day). They are approximate to within a factor of 3. For this specific fact: SETI@Home averaged 54 teraflops (floating-point operations/second) on 1/26/2003 handily beating the sum of the combined peak performance of the top four of the Top500 supercomputers registered at http://www.top500.org/ on that day. This article makes broad statements about the economics of computing. The numbers are fluid (costs change every day). They are approximate to within a factor of 3. For this specific fact: SETI@Home averaged 54 teraflops (floating-point operations/second) on 1/26/2003 handily beating the sum of the combined peak performance of the top four of the Top500 supercomputers registered at http://www.top500.org/ on that day.
no DOI — not checkedThe Grid: Blueprint for a New Computing Infrastructure.
no DOI — not checkedSee http://SkyQuery.net/ and http://TerrraService.net/. Each of these two Web sites acts as a portal to several SOAP Web services. See http://SkyQuery.net/ and http://TerrraService.net/. Each of these two Web sites acts as a portal to several SOAP Web services.
no DOI — not checkedThe hardware prices are typical of Web prices the WAN price is typical of rates paid by large (many Gbps/month) Internet service providers. Hardware is depreciated over three years. The hardware prices are typical of Web prices the WAN price is typical of rates paid by large (many Gbps/month) Internet service providers. Hardware is depreciated over three years.
no DOI — not checkedFerreira L. et. al. 2002. Introduction to Grid Computing with Globus. IBM Redbook series; http://ibm.com/redbooks. Ferreira L. et. al. 2002. Introduction to Grid Computing with Globus. IBM Redbook series; http://ibm.com/redbooks.
no DOI — not checkedPrivate communication from Gerd Heber Cornell Theory Center January 12 2003. Private communication from Gerd Heber Cornell Theory Center January 12 2003.
no DOI — not checkedSterling T. Salmon J. Becker D. J. Savarese D. F. 1998. How to Build a Beowulf: A Guide to the Implementation and Application of PC Clusters. Cambridge: MIT Press. Sterling T. Salmon J. Becker D. J. Savarese D. F. 1998. How to Build a Beowulf: A Guide to the Implementation and Application of PC Clusters. Cambridge: MIT Press.
no DOI — not checkedPrivate communication from Ed Catmull Pixar. April 2 2003. Private communication from Ed Catmull Pixar. April 2 2003.
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