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

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