Stories tagged "cloudcomputing"

"You take the Internet to the next level, where it doesn't just cough up pre-stored data but it creates new knowledge by extracting new information from data."

The cloud, or cloud computing, is the latest phrase on the lips of every IT geek, and they say it’s transforming our lives by quantum leaps and bounds.

Cloud computing may be the latest in a barrage of techno buzzwords, but it's already in widespread use across corporate enterprises and by many consumers. Even more surprising: Most people who use cloud computing don't realize it.

From Cloudsourcing to Cloudstorming to Cloudburst (which can be both negative and positive) a new set of terminology has arrived. It was inevitable. Embrace the Cloud.

The term cloud computing is now in common use. So common in fact, that it clearly encompasses many incompatible ideas. Let's consider the differences among Amazon's AWS, Google's AppEngine, and Apple's MobileMe.

Sharing documents with your coworkers via Google Docs sure is convenient. It can also be hazardous. Make one little typo and your sensitive data could fall into the hands of… someone like me.

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Everything is moving to the cloud. As we enter the third decade of the Web we are seeing an increasing shift from native desktop applications towards Web-hosted clones ...

Gmail users, including those who use it for work as part of the Google Apps hosted suite, are again reporting problems accessing the service.

‘Cloud Computing’ is the next big thing that’s eminently happening on the Internet. It’s unclear who coined the term initially, but I’m sure most are aware of its meaning. While its current implementation is patchy, Microsoft is making a first l