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How Setting the Cloud Free Could Change the Internet Forever
When I imagine “the cloud” where most of my daily interactions with web services such as Facebook and Google compute, I think of a free-floating space — complete with scalloped edges — that isn’t tied to a physical location. In reality, however, cloud computing is very much tethered to the physical world, through football-field-sized warehouses of connected servers that enable it. A computing job, though it can be accessed from anywhere in the world, can’t be easily moved from one warehouse to another. It can’t even necessarily be moved...
Published By: Mashable - Monday, 20 February
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IBM to the World: On Cloud, You Got Nothing On Us
Wired (Today) - The next time you run into an IBM employee, ask them, "What can you do...
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Facebook reportedly close to setting IPO price at $38
Cnet (Yesterday) - Facebook's will start trading tomorrow, setting the stage for latest Internet IPO in history. [Read...
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Blame the app stores: Adobe Touch apps not in Creative Cloud
