News November 15, 2005 AMD and Sun Microsystems Collaborate to Build Japan's Largest Supercomputer for Tokyo Institute of Technology November 10, 2005 Wolfram Research, Inc. brings its award-winning Mathematica[tm] system to the Solaris 10 OS running on Sun x64 systems featuring AMD Opteron[tm] processors August 22, 2005 The Sun Microsystems Foundation Links Local Schools With Successful Java Technology-Based Curriculum Teaching Resources August 15, 2005 Sun Microsystems Helps ESRI Better Serve Millions with UltraSPARC(R) IV Processors and Solaris 10 OS August 5, 2005 CDFD - Sun Microsystems Centre Of Excellence To Be Inaugurated On August 5, 2005 July 26, 2005 Hundreds of Global Customers Sign With Sun Microsystems in Fiscal 4th Quarter July 13, 2005 Sun Microsystems Extends Leadership Position in Identity Management - First Vendor To Open Source Web Single Sign-On Technology June 27, 2005 Sun Microsystems Announces Fastest x64 Workstation in the Industry to Date June 14, 2005 Sun Open Sources the Solaris Operating System June 13, 2005 Boeing Selects Sun's JXTA Technology For U.S. Army Future Combat Systems June 02, 2005 Sun Microsystems to Acquire StorageTek for $4.1 Billion, Creating a Global Leader in Network Computing and Data Management » See All

Welcome to the Grid Computing Community of Interest Join the Grid Special Interest Group and explore the resources and solutions that Sun has to offer your university. Read our monthly newsletter for the latest updates. Technology Solutions for Grid Computing Grid technology takes Cluster Computing to the next level by providing a distributed architecture that delivers compute and data resources over the Web in much the same way that electricity is delivered over the power grid - making resources available to users when and where they are needed. Grid Computing is one of the fastest-growing trends in high-end scientific and engineering computing. Grids are coming in all shapes and sizes. By utilizing a flexible computing architecture based on clusters, organizations can develop and tailor grids to continually match changing requirements. Grids deliver the flexibility to harness the power of any available resource, regardless of whether it is a desktop machine or campus supercomputer. » More Partnership Programs   Centers of Excellence -  University of New Brunswick Advanced Computational Research Lab. -  Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center -  University of Houston, Texas -  Imperial College -  University of Ulm (Computational Chemistry)   External Research Office Resources   Newsletter -  APSTC e-Newsletter: January 2006 -  HPC Quarterly Newsletter: January 2006 -  Sun Microsystems Grid News: March 2006 -  Sun Microsystems Grid News: February 2006 -  Sun Microsystems Grid News: January 2006     » See All   Presentations and White Papers -  N1TM Grid Engine 6 Features and Capabilities -  Web Services for High Performance Technical Computing -  Sun Powers the Grid -  Whitepaper, Aberdeen Group, Sun's Grid Computing Solutions outdistance the Competition -  Article, Dot-comming the Grid: Using Grids for Business -  Blueprint: Introduction to the cluster grid Part 1 - Part 2 -  More whitepapers on Sun grids   Success Stories -  University of Queensland - Sun Grid System Back to top

» Contact Sun   » Contact Sun in Grid Computing     Grid and Portal Computing Special Interest Group The Grid-SIG's task is to exchange information between Sun and Sun users, who want to create grid computing infrastructures. Communication with members and Sun employees is facilitated via the following form: » Contact Us   Events HPC Consortium Meetings GERMANY, March 13-17, 2006 Combined HPC training at University of Aachen. SINGAPORE, May 14-15, 2006 in conjunction with GridAsia. If You Missed It Previous HPC Consortium meetings are archived here   Resources » News » Events » White Papers » Success Stories