Two months after the launch of the Open Grid Alliance (OGA), the industry group has set out its first deliverable, the Multi-Cloud Services Grid. The OGA was formed in April with the ambitious objective of “re-architecting the Internet”, taking the electricity power grid as its inspiration. The aim was to drive a common shared platform for distributed compute, data and analytics at the edge. The first deliverable to conform to its objectives will support on-demand and real time assembly of the network resources needed for different services and functions, on a dynamic basis. The project is being led by VMware, which is being spun out of Dell, the main mover behind the OGA’s formation; and Vapor IO, a US start-up…