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Is the Cloud as the vendors are claiming?
IT news from Australia is presenting a work made by the UNSW School of Computer Science. In this study they try to verify if the Cloud is as the Vendors are claiming that it is: elastic, reliable, dynamic, fault tolerant, … Continue reading
Interesting stuff (articles that I’ve read)
I’ve read recently several articles about Cloud Computing that I would like to share in this blog: Start your company with a credit card and a cloud: An article showing what a small company (JumpBox) is doing. Basically they sell … Continue reading
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Can he live in the cloud for more than one week?
Don’t know about you guys, but I’m looking forward to see what Christopher Dawson will write after he spends one week living in the cloud and if he will remain in the cloud or return to his normal e-mail client … Continue reading
IBM, Amazon and Microsoft in the clouds
Quoting a ZDNet article: «If there were any lingering doubts about whether Amazon Web Services were enterprise ready they dissolved this week once IBM became a partner. And now that Amazon and IBM have teamed up a picture of multiple … Continue reading
Interoperatibily, Interoperatibily, and Interoperatibily
In my post, that’s a follow up of Reuven Cohen initial thoughts about UCI, I’m analysing the same point of view of this new Reuven Cohen’s post. We already have a lot of technologies that could be used as a … Continue reading
