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Monday, April 14, 2014

GRID COMPUTING



1. ABSTRACT
                Grid computing is a method of harnessing the power of many computers in a network to solve problems requiring a large number of processing cyc1es and involving huge amounts of data. The grid computing helps in exploiting underutilized resources, achieving parallel CPU capacity; provide virtual resources for collaboration and reliability. Although commercial and research organizations might have collaborative or monetary reasons to share resources, they are unlikely to adopt such a distributed infrastructure until they can rely on the confidentiality of the communication, the integrity of their data and resources, and the privacy of the user information. In other words, large-scale deployment of grids will occur when users can count on their security.

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