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CommentMonday, May 5, 2003

Akamai, IBM team for edge computing

Nearly a year after it announceda partnershipwith IBM to push Java computing to the edge of the Internet, Akamai is unveiling a new service that will enable customers to run WebSphere-based applications on its network of edge servers.

The offering, called Akamai EdgeComputing Powered by WebSphere, is Akamai's first formal offering designed to run Web services at the network's edge.

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News Tags: IBM, Network, HTTP, Akamai, Computing
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NETWORK WORLD, INC. — The Leader in Network Knowledge
Network World, Inc., a subsidiary of International Data Group (IDG), is the leading network media company empowering Network IT Executives through education, information and community. Network World Inc. publishes the leading newsweekly, Network World; hosts the most active online community, Network World Fusion (http://www.nwfusion.com); and, produces educational seminars and events worldwide.

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