Touting its long history of supercomputing and grid computing expertise and citing the “extreme scale” potential of highly distributed processing, IBM is unveiling a series of cloud computing offerings based on open standards and open source software. Called “Blue Cloud,” a reference to IBM’s “Big Blue” nickname, the initiative will help enterprises distribute computing across a “globally accessible fabric of resources” instead of merely on local machines or server farms, said the company.
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Big Blue Breaks Out Gear to Seed Cloud Computing
Posted by: Fred J. Aun November 15, 2007 10:47 AMTouting its long history of supercomputing and grid computing expertise and citing the “extreme scale” potential of highly distributed processing, IBM is unveiling a series of cloud computing offerings based on open standards and open source software. Called “Blue Cloud,” a reference to IBM’s “Big Blue” nickname, the initiative will help enterprises distribute computing across a “globally accessible fabric of resources” instead of merely on local machines or server farms, said the company.