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Here is a list of all the direct/indirect driving forces we find concerning the development of Grid.
Here is a list of all the direct/indirect driving forces for past and future  development of Grid.
;Direct Driving Forces:
#Global scientific/commercial cooporation
#[[Peer-to-Peer Technology ]]
#[[Parallel Computing ]]
#[[Emergence of e-Science]]
#[[Need for common programming platform]]
#[[Programming standards]]
#[[Open Source]]
#[[Data-intensive Computing]]
#[[Very large-scale simulation]]
#Computation-intensive Computing
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[[Peer-to-Peer Technology ]]
;Indirect Driving Forces:
#[[Virtual Integration]]
#[[Cost of Computer Resources]]
#[[Reduce IT-infrastructure cost ]]
#[[Dutch government stimulates Open Source software ]]
#[[World Unification]]
#[[(Idle) Computer Processing Power ]]
#[[Network Bandwidth]]
#[[Network Latencies]]
#[[The Increasing Use of Internet]]
#[[Increasing Use of e-Commerce]]
#[[Low cost of Internet Connections]]
#[[The rise of home entertainment systems]]
#[[Economics of scale]]
#[[Control of Technology]]


[[Parallel Computing ]]
[http://scenariothinking.org/wiki/index.php/The_Future_of_GRID_computing >>back>>] <br>


[[Emergence of e-Science]]
[http://scenariothinking.org/wiki/index.php/Driving_Forces?PHPSESSID=f452a4c7c27325dcd9f66460440d3a55 >>To All Driving Forces>>]
 
[[Need for common programming platform]]
 
[[Data-intensive Computing]]
 
[[Very large-scale simulation]]
 
[[Virtual Integration]]
 
[[Cost of Computer Resources]]
[[(Idle) Computer Processing Power ]]
 
[[Network Bandwidth ]]

Latest revision as of 12:36, 17 March 2005

Here is a list of all the direct/indirect driving forces for past and future development of Grid.

Direct Driving Forces
  1. Global scientific/commercial cooporation
  2. Peer-to-Peer Technology
  3. Parallel Computing
  4. Emergence of e-Science
  5. Need for common programming platform
  6. Programming standards
  7. Open Source
  8. Data-intensive Computing
  9. Very large-scale simulation
  10. Computation-intensive Computing


Indirect Driving Forces
  1. Virtual Integration
  2. Cost of Computer Resources
  3. Reduce IT-infrastructure cost
  4. Dutch government stimulates Open Source software
  5. World Unification
  6. (Idle) Computer Processing Power
  7. Network Bandwidth
  8. Network Latencies
  9. The Increasing Use of Internet
  10. Increasing Use of e-Commerce
  11. Low cost of Internet Connections
  12. The rise of home entertainment systems
  13. Economics of scale
  14. Control of Technology

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