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10 Critical Requirements for Cloud Applications
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Microsoft drops Dryad; puts its big-data bets on Hadoop
Microsoft is dropping its 'Dryad' big-data processing work and focusing, instead, on developing a Windows Azure and Windows Server implementation of Hadoop.
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TidyFS: Microsoft's simpler distributed file system
Just about a year ago, I first mentioned TidyFS, a new, small distributed file system under development by Microsoft Research. Later this week at the Usenix '11 conference, Microsoft researchers...
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Windows Azure futures: Turning the cloud into a supercomputer
I haven't written much about longer-term Azure futures. Until this week, which just so happens to be the one-year anniversary of Microsoft's cloud platform.
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Microsoft takes a step toward commercializing its 'Dryad' distributed computing technologies
Microsoft has started external developer testing of a number of interrelated parallel/distributed technologies for Windows Server that are part of the codename "Dryad" family.
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Microsoft Research parallel programming project set to go commercial in 2011
Microsoft is planning to move its Dryad parallel/distributed computing stack from Microsoft Research to Microsoft's Technical Computing Group and deliver a final version of that technology to...
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Microsoft releases Dryad concurrent-programming code to academics
It's been two years since Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates talked up Dryad, Microsoft's concurrent-programming competitor to Google's MapReduce and Apache Hadoop. But this week, Dryad was back on the...
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Microsoft, Intel to team on new parallel, multicore research efforts
In what has become a not-so-secret secret, Microsoft and Intel are set to unveil on March 18 their joint funding of more parallel-processing research work, according to various industry reports.
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Build your own 3-D virtual trees
There are not many 3-D objects in virtual worlds such as Second Life. And the reason is very simple. 3-D objects are quite difficult to build by average computer users, who often don't have an...
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Microsoft drops Dryad; puts its big-data bets on Hadoop
Microsoft is dropping its 'Dryad' big-data processing work and focusing, instead, on developing a Windows Azure and Windows Server implementation of Hadoop.
-
TidyFS: Microsoft's simpler distributed file system
Just about a year ago, I first mentioned TidyFS, a new, small distributed file system under development by Microsoft Research. Later this week at the Usenix '11 conference, Microsoft researchers...
-
Windows Azure futures: Turning the cloud into a supercomputer
I haven't written much about longer-term Azure futures. Until this week, which just so happens to be the one-year anniversary of Microsoft's cloud platform.
-
Microsoft takes a step toward commercializing its 'Dryad' distributed computing technologies
Microsoft has started external developer testing of a number of interrelated parallel/distributed technologies for Windows Server that are part of the codename "Dryad" family.
-
Microsoft Research parallel programming project set to go commercial in 2011
Microsoft is planning to move its Dryad parallel/distributed computing stack from Microsoft Research to Microsoft's Technical Computing Group and deliver a final version of that technology to...
-
Microsoft releases Dryad concurrent-programming code to academics
It's been two years since Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates talked up Dryad, Microsoft's concurrent-programming competitor to Google's MapReduce and Apache Hadoop. But this week, Dryad was back on the...
-
Microsoft, Intel to team on new parallel, multicore research efforts
In what has become a not-so-secret secret, Microsoft and Intel are set to unveil on March 18 their joint funding of more parallel-processing research work, according to various industry reports.
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Build your own 3-D virtual trees
There are not many 3-D objects in virtual worlds such as Second Life. And the reason is very simple. 3-D objects are quite difficult to build by average computer users, who often don't have an...
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