Excerpts from Article:Software Architect Marvin Theimer said on Thursday that the company hopes to have a beta, or test version, by this summer, with the final version of Windows Server 2003 Compute Cluster Edition ready by the SC2005 supercomputing conference in November."When you buy a cluster, the price per node in the cluster is going to be reduced" compared to regular Windows, Theimer said in a presentation at the Intel Developer Forum here. "We want to be competitive with something like Red Hat."However, Theimer said the cluster version will include some restrictions on how the version can be used to prevent companies from performing standard Web hosting or other functions.
even if you're renting you've got more rights than if you're using windows.
now it's going to be easy for the average user to create and use a cluster. because windows is easy to use, and install.Mr X
However, Theimer said the cluster version will include some restrictions on how the version can be used to prevent companies from performing standard Web hosting or other functions.
oh yes, obviously it would be wrong to allow companies to use their own computers and software to do what they want to with them, especially something as dangerous as... WEB HOSTING!!!