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Putting P2P To Work

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the it's-all-data-anyhow dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Looks like some folks at IBM have had moderate success in getting P2P adopted within the corporate enterprise. One new paper on the site describes experiences in deploying a decentralized search network spanning machines in 43 countries. Another describes a system for peer-to-peer sharing of dynamic web applications instead of static files. The idea is to support development and distribution of simple modules that themselves form meta p2p networks. Neat."

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  1. Putting P2P To Work by Istealmymusic · · Score: 4, Funny

    MP3s from IBM's OC-192s?! Sign me up!

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  2. I can smell the synergy by mr_gerbik · · Score: 5, Funny

    What they need to do is synergize by making more robust b2b real-time applications using p2p e-solutions.

    1. Re:I can smell the synergy by capnjack41 · · Score: 5, Funny

      You've been using the Web Economy Bullshit Generator, haven't you!

  3. I don't get it by papasui · · Score: 5, Funny

    You'd think a huge corporation like IBM would have enough copies of 'Jenna's built for speed' to around so employees wouldn't have to share DiVX's. Damn ecconomy.

  4. Hooray by toomz · · Score: 5, Funny

    At the rate P2P is going people will be able to use 100% of my CPU power and hard disk space to remotely code DivX files reliably in just a few years!

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