Emerging Compute Model Forum top-level blog
Cathy Spence in Intel IT has a great blog on the specific use case that she ran with System Manufacturing that starts in my mind to ask the question around streaming both OS & applications. Here's her Blog @ http://communities.intel.com/openport/blogs/client/2008/02/14/could-streaming-apps-run-faster-than-traditionally-installed
The question that I have is that application streaming technology has been around for a long time, Windows Terminal Server environments are a NORM.. so why does OS & application streaming really raise the bar on the new computing? or is this just a matter of time when the HW & SW will become a trusted partner beyond the standards today to a new more compelling future?
what do you think? what makes streaming compelling or....../?
Intel employee's Scott Smith & Mike Ferron-Jones recent podcast around the various models for computing. The video is embedded in this blog, and can be viewed here.
The performance studies he references in the video are: http://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-1322 and http://communities.intel.com/openport/blogs/ecmf/2008/01/25/streaming-impact-on-the-server-and-network
This is of course the Intel perspective - does it align with what you see?
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