Getting edgy with applications on demand

August 29, 2003 —

Content delivery networks (CDNs), the trusty services so many of us use to speed the delivery of broadband content, are giving way to application delivery networks (ADNs) as Web services and on-demand computing take center stage. The need today is to move applications and computing resources, not just Web content, to the network's edge.

DIGGING IN:

Computing at the edge

Source: Sun Microsystems

Type: White paper

CDN and application distribution

Source: IBM

Type: Resource

Acceleration of Web service workflow execution through edge computing

Source: NEC Laboratories America, Inc.

Type: White paper

Akamai EdgeComputing

Source: Akamai

Type: White paper

ANALYSIS:

Web services on the edge

Source: IT-Director

Type: Feature

Delivering under pressure

Source: EContent

Type: Feature

EDGE ACTION:

TextToSpeech: a Heavy-weight Edge Service

Source: International World Wide Web Conference Committee

Type: White paper

Market connectivity long-term FIX

Source: OpenFinance

Type: Feature

Seneca project: An on-demand application

Source: seneca-on-demand.com

Type: Resource

NEWSMAKERS:

MCI rolls out enterprise content delivery service

Source: IDG News Service

Type: News

IBM, Akamai say 'on demand' is 'in demand'

Source: boston.internet.com

Type: News

IBM, Akamai boost "virtual capacity"

Source: ASPnews.com

Type: News

Netli unveils application delivery network

Source: theWHIR

Type: News

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