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IBM Systems Journal talks grid computing

Big Blue devotes the current issue of IBM Systems Journal to grid computing. It includes a paper on IBM’s intraGrid, which is based on Globus. It also predicts (get ready for it) the rapid adoption of grids by industry and analyzes the evolution of grid standards and principles.

The hits keep on coming with pieces on security, information infrastructure, and the National Library of Medicine MYMED database system, among other things. And the cover art–ooo laa laa!

Check out the full table of contents.

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