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Rise to the 2005 IBM North America Grid
Scholars Challenge
Register today to enter the 1st challenge for grid technology, a new contest
for college and university students this year. Students can participate by
creating an innovative grid open standards architecture proposal, evaluating an
existing grid standard or making a prototype implementation or improvement to
an open source grid implementation for services, middleware components, or
application development.
What is the Challenge?
The 2005 Grid Scholars Challenge is a contest for university students in the
United States and Canada. The objectives of the contest are to:
> Promote
interest in grids and open source implementation
> Foster
involvement and understanding of grid computing in university computer science
> Advance
technology in grid architecture and standards
Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 entries as judged by experts in grid
technology. These students each will receive an IBM ThinkPadŽ T-Series and the
university with the single 1st place entry achieving the highest score will be
awarded an IBM eServer Cluster 1350.
Where do I start?
To enter the 2005 IBM North America Grid Scholars Challenge, read the
rules, register for the contest, then
choose a challenge. Once you've completed your
challenge, please submit your essay to our
panel of judges.
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