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April 2006

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Read Greg Nawrocki's InfoWorld blog The Grid Meter.

Digipede Wins Microsoft?s Innovation Partner of the Year Award

Recent Grid News

The Grid and the Web - Open Standards and Open Source

This Month: The Linux / Grid Relationship

		Letter From the President
	Time to Embrace Linux / Grid Traction

Greg Nawrocki shares his view that the Grid community needs to stop being apologetic about Grid's traction on Linux and start taking advantage of the momentum.

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		Andrew Morton, Open Source Development Lab
	Linux Kernel Virtualization Support

Has the delay in the Xen patch for Linux kernel support left the door open for VMware? GCJ touches base with the lead Linux kernel maintainer.

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		Irving Wladawsky-Berger, IBM
	Lead On-Demand VP at IBM Weighs in on Grid Progress

Ian Foster catches up with Irving Wladawsky-Berger to get his thoughts on the Grid evolution, and IBM's thoughts on other related emerging technologies.

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		Carl Drisko, Novell
	The Flexibility of Linux

The Service Line Principal of Open Source and Linux at Novell isolates some specific reasons why organizations are taking advantage of Linux for Grids.

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		Donald Becker, Penguin Computing
	A Historical Perspective on Linux Clustering

Distributed systems pioneer Donald Becker provides some context on the evolution of Linux clustering technology.

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		Adam Fineberg, Levanta
	Operating System Performance Demands of Grid

The senior engineer of a Linux systems management vendor dissects technical performance characteristics that make Linux so well suited for Grid.

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