Grid computing
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April 2024 |
Data Format Description Language
DFDL was published as an ISO standard, further solidifying its international recognition and standardization in data format description.
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2021 |
Incredibuild
Gaming sector represented 60% of Incredibuild's business, highlighting the company's significant presence in video game development software acceleration.
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February 2021 |
Data Format Description Language
DFDL was published as an Open Grid Forum Recommendation, establishing its formal specification and standardization.
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February 2021 |
Data Format Description Language
The official OGF Recommendation GFD.240 was published, obsoleting all prior versions and incorporating previously noted issues.
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2018 |
Web Services Resource Framework
Globus Toolkit was officially retired, marking the end of its active development and support.
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January 2011 |
Data Format Description Language
DFDL 1.0 specification was published as OGF Proposed Recommendation GFD.174.
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