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This article describes the findings and analysis
following the European Commission-funded survey of High-Performance
Computing and Networking (HPCN) software tools. The study’s goal was to
ascertain which forces are shaping the European HPCN software-tool market.
The survey used detailed interviews with 25 European tool-development
centers to define a model for the European software-tool market. Analysis
of the market structure indicates that where software tools contain
technologies linked to the underlying hardware, the policies of the
hardware vendors are dominant forces. The influence of hardware vendors is
less apparent where the tools are more closely associated with software
applications. Copyright © 1997 IEEE. All Rights Reserved. |
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