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Brightek Software gets a success with the first research work
Have you heard much about parallel computing? Did you try to write your own parallel program and run it on a grid system? If no, perhaps it's time!
Wikipedia says:
Grid computing combines computers from multiple administrative domains to reach a common goal, to solve a single task, and may then disappear just as quickly.
Surely, if you have an access to some well-known grid system, it is easy for you to solve diffucult problems quickly but what if you don't? How can you integrate the computational power of several PCs to solve some difficult problem?
We asked ourselves this question and a little bit later we have found an answer. We have done a large research work in order to figure out if it is possible to integrate several usual PCs and create one simple grid system. This is how wGrid was founded.
wGrid is a software (client + server) that allows you to integrate several usual PCs using any network (including Internet) into one powerful system and execute programms written in a C++ language using Microsoft Visual Studio compiler.
Well, yes, now it is available only for programmers. However, wGrid has a very simple API and it's takes just several minutes to learn how to use it. wGrid will be available for download soon as open source project (source code will also be available) on our website. Several samples (algorithms such as Brute force, Parallel summation and Ray Tracing) will also be published.
So, what next?
The next step is to make it available not for programmers only and not for scientific calculations only. It's a very hard work but it seems to be nice to run usual Windows applications over a grid system, right?