IBM today announced plans to develop grid computing as a way to link its global data centers together to better serve customers in the future.

At LinuxWorld, IBM plans to introduce a new bundle of hardware, software and services to help move grid computing into the mainstream.

IBM’s latest round of software aimed at SMBs includes a bundle of hardware, software, and services designed to encourage users to adopt grid computing.

IBM plans to unwrap a bundle of software, hardware and services called Grid and Grow at the LinuxWorld show in San Francisco on Monday. The company hopes the bundle will act as a starter pack for ...

IBM last week announced new offerings that promise to deliver grid computing technologies in commercial environments.

Now IBM is getting behind grid computing on a worldwide scale to help create the largest public computing grid to benefit humanity. The effort is aptly named the World Community Grid.

IBM last week launched a grid-computing package for actuaries in life insurance companies that lets them perform analysis faster and more cost-effectively.

IBM will provide Unix-powered servers along with software and services to enhance the power of the grid computing project for the Southeastern Universities Research Association .

IBM said this week that Royal Dutch Shell and Kansai Electric Power are using grid computing technologies to streamline business processes.

IBM Corp. and Sun Microsystems Inc. have launched on-demand computing services where customers submit work to the companies and pay by the computer cycle used.