Yahoo, Tata Subsiduary In Research Pact
by Duncan Riley on March 24, 2008

yahooindia.jpgYahoo has announced an agreement with Computational Research Laboratories (CRL, a wholly owned subsidiary of Indian conglomerate Tata) to jointly undertake cloud computing research.

Under the deal, CRL will give access to one of world’s top five supercomputers “that has substantially more processors than any supercomputer currently available for cloud computing research.”

The deal is intended to “leverage CRL’s expertise in high performance computing and Yahoo!’s technical leadership in Apache Hadoop, an open source distributed computing project of the Apache Software Foundation, to enable scientists to perform data-intensive computing research on a 14,400 processor supercomputer.”

Apache Software Foundation’s Hadoop is an open source distributed computing project. More details on the Hadoop site here.

Comments

Nice.

“CRL will give access to one of world’s top five supercomputers…” — what does that mean?..

 

jerry yang is clearly pushing everything into open platform/source , watever. yahoo finally is getting it.
btw, why is this on techcrunch.

 

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A post about Yahoo! India and no reference to how Indians are taking away jobs from US?

man, you are losing your touch.

come on , give us a page on how companies are firing in US and hiring in India.

 
 

I can see how US public hates if the post is about some thing happening good in india. Why do you people cant see US companies cant survive without indians. So if you dont want to loose all you have so better join with India and we will won.

Manish

 
 

is ’subsidary’ that difficult to spell ? :p

 

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