[Bioclusters] Question about grid
Kenneth Geisshirt
bioclusters@bioinformatics.org
Tue, 18 May 2004 08:17:54 +0200
Tim Cutts wrote:
> If you consider a compute grid to be a collection of machines,
> dynamically changing, under different political controls, being made
> available for the use of some application, then Seti@home certainly counts.
I strongly believe that ChessBrain <http://www.chessbrain.net> is the
best working example of grid computing. Playing chess is a time critical
mission - you have 2 hours (real time) for 40 moves.
Kneth
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