xvs

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XVS is powerful scalable grid software that harnesses the computing power of a network of computers. Run the XVS on your network to make the most of your computing resources.

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English

Intended Audience

Developers, Financial and Insurance Industry, Healthcare Industry, Information Technology, Science/Research, Telecommunications Industry

Programming Language

C++, Java

Registered

2003-10-03

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