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Tag Archives: Cloud Computing
Who will own the cloud?
Image by akakumo via Flickr A very robust discussion about could computing is going on over at the O’Reilly Radar, associated with this post: Open Source and Cloud Computing – O’Reilly Radar I’ve been worried for some years that the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon S3, Cloud Computing, open source, Tim O'Reilly, web2.0
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A solid primer on cloud computing
Image by stan via Flickr Dion Hinchliffe, over at ZDNet, has a great description of cloud computing, why it’s gathering steam, and how it may impact enterprise applications in the years to come. Enterprise cloud computing gathers steam | Enterprise … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloud Computing, enterprise, Enterprise 2.0, SaaS, web2.0, zdnet
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Apple's flawed foray into Cloud Computing acknowledged by Steve Jobs
Image via CrunchBase Ars Technica is reporting that Steve Jobs sent out an internal email that acknowledged missteps in the rollout of MobleMe: Steve Jobs: MobileMe “not up to Apple’s standards” “The MobileMe launch clearly demonstrates that we have more … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cloud Computing, web2.0
Tagged Apple, Cloud applications, Cloud Computing, MobleMe, Steve Jobs, SugarSync
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What to watch for on the Cloud
Image by akakumo via Flickr I’ve been catching up this morning with some weekend posts, and came across (another) excellent post at GigaOM. We all know that cloud computing is developing into the hottest non-iPhone topic of 2008, so here’s … Continue reading
Amazon's S3 was down for a long stretch yesterday
Image via CrunchBase In recent months I’ve written more and more about Cloud Computing, and have been a fan of it’s most prominent tool Amazon’s S3. Well, it looks like S3 had another major failure yesterday. I didn’t notice because … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon S3, amazon.com, Cloud Computing, GigaOm, Om Malik
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