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February 27, 2003
Grids for games
New York Times: "Grid computing, a concept that originated in supercomputing centers, is taking a step toward the mainstream: Sony will announce today that it will use the technology to accelerate its push into the emerging market for online games with thousands of players at a time. Sony is teaming up with I.B.M. and Butterfly.net...."
Good to see Butterfly, a small startup in West Virginia that I wrote about last year in Release 1.0, get traction with a big customer.
Posted by Kevin Werbach at February 27, 2003 9:01 AM
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