You are all cordially invited to attend the IEEE Technical Meeting entitled
"Grid Computing" on
March 15, 2006. The meeting will be held at Room
1115 CSIC
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View PowerPoint Presentation. You are all cordially invited to attend the IEEE Technical Meeting entitled
"Grid Computing" on
March 15, 2006. The meeting will be held at Room
1115 CSIC
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Program 6.00-7 PM: Networking and Food (Pizza and Soft drinks) "Grid Computing" Abstract
The grid offers the potential for more efficient use of computational resources both within an organization and between organizations. By allowing individuals or organizations to pool their computing power and share resources, peaks and valleys in utilization can be smoothed out. In this talk, I will describe the technical challenges to build grid systems and some of the current solutions to these problems. Challenges include: security, scheduling, resource monitoring, and fault tolerance. I will also touch on some of the non-technical aspects of cooperative resource sharing such as social contracts.
Speaker Bio
Jeffrey Hollingsworth is an Associate
Professor in the Computer Science Department at the
Dr. Hollingsworth's current projects
include the dyninst runtime binary editing tool, and harmony - a system for
building adaptable, resource-aware programs. He received his PhD and MS degrees
in computer science from the
He earned his B.S. in Electrical
Engineering from the Dr. Hollingsworth is a senior member of IEEE and a member of ACM.
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