Microsoft gets on the grid

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You wait till Mike gets here. His rep can beat up your rep! What you don't realize is that I'm telling the truth. Don't be fooled into thinking that Vista is the only thing Mike and his rep are focusing on right now. Due to his Microsoft prowess, Mike is able to multi-task and achieve multiple enhancements to his computing infrastructure at once, all using Microsoft technologies. This would hardly be possible with gridware from those green-screen companies. But with Vista and the grid agents, your user experience can be enhanced by orders of magnitude. Due to enhanced peer-to-peer agent capabilities, your Vista machine can participate in processing for other machines all over the world. It's also a boon for the economy, since additional MCSEs will be needed to configure this properly. Its a small price to pay for the efficiency and communications that will be enabled. There will be one world-wide grid. It will be the Vista grid. You can choose to participate, or become a 4th-world member. Mike's rep is enlightened enough to be an early adopter. I suggest you do the same.

Posted by: techboy_z   Posted on: 10/06/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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