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Sun to offer cheap grid computing facilities

By Derek Sooman

On February 2, 2005, 2:01 PM

Sun have declared their intent to offer businesses a simple way of doing their computing tasks, by using the power of grid computing. For the price of $1 per cpu hour, Sun customers can use the massive computer grids run by Sun. Sun claim that they have thousands upon thousands of CPUs available, and that they have created centers in Texas, Virginia, New Jersey and Scotland, with more to come in USA, Europe and Asia this year.

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