IBM Grid research organization, IBM's research and development laboratory

Latest developments in the rapidly expanding computing instrument range quantum chemistry applications. Mathematical and computational methods for quantum chemistry has been developed at various levels. In the 21st century, the reach of quantum chemistry applications will be developed in a sustainable manner, including on those areas that have not been touched by quantum chemistry.

IBM Grid expertise. IBM is a supplier of services and grid systems leading to technical and scientific community, including the United Kingdom National Grid, Dutch Tera-Grid Facility, University of Pennsylvania Mammography Grid, the North Carolina Bioinformatics Grid, and the Taiwan Integrated Grid for Education and Research (TIGER) . Besides working with many leading research organizations around the world in the development of grid projects, IBM Research using Globus technologies to build "intraGrid" of his own - a supercomputer that is distributed geographically and linking IBM research and development laboratories in the U.S. , Israel, Switzerland, Japan and the UK - which will be used as a means of testing and prototyping services and grid solutions.

About IBM - IBM offers various types of servers that support industry standards. Powered by breakthroughs such as microprocessors, copper and technology Wired Silicon-on-Insuator, IBM servers have been achieved industry leading benchmarks that measure transactions, Web service capabilities and performance in software applications.

IBM eServer range is an integral part of Internet solutions customized, flexible and scalable for companies of various sizes. Linux can run on all IBM eServer line.

About Gobus ProjectTM - Globus Project research and development effort is a multi-institution that created the fundamental technology for grid computing.

Merupakansuatu grid environment that continually allows software applications to integrate instruments, displays, information and computing resources managed by various organizations at separate locations.