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EGCÉcole de Gestion et de Commerce (French)
EGCEcclesia Gnostica Catholica
EGCEnhanced Group Call
EGCEqual-Gain Combining
EGCEquipment Grounding Conductor (NCCER)
EGCEconomic Growth Center
EGCElectronic Gift Card
EGCEngineering Governing Council
EGCExact Geometric Computation
EGCEsophagogastroduodenoscopy
EGCEl-Nasr Girls College (Alexandria, Egypt)
EGCEnvironmental and Green Chemistry
EGCEverett Gun Club (Boeing Employees)
EGCExecutive Golf Course (Singapore)
EGCElugen Cartridge (Dionex)
EGCEquipment Group Code
EGCElite Gambler's Certificate (Dog Agility Title)
EGCExtended Gray Code
EGCEosinophilic Granular Cell
EGCElectronic Gate Count
EGCEnterprising Global Citizenship (course)
EGCExcellent Grades & Conduct
EGCExtended Goppa Code
EGCEnterprise Grid Computing
EGCEuropean Grid Conference


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Intel servers combined with SilverStorm's family of InfiniBand products support Oracle's enterprise grid computing strategy by allowing customers to construct large, high performance cluster networks using low-cost, commodity server and storage resources that are allocated dynamically to meet application demand.
The initiative uses service-oriented architecture (SOA) principles and enterprise grid computing platforms that provide increased reliability and efficiency without the dependency on legacy mainframe skills.
SilverStorm's family of InfiniBand products supports Oracle's enterprise grid computing strategy by allowing customers to construct large, high performance cluster networks using low-cost, commodity server, blade and storage resources that are allocated dynamically to meet application demand.
 
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