There is a common statement that I hear when talking with members of the cloud community, that the user should not be concerned with what is the architecture of the cloud. I disagree -- details matter.

Here’s the bottom line: I don’t plan on looking at Chrome as a web browser. It is, but it isn’t. The way it has been developed, the purpose, target, and reason for its being is to serve as an interface portal for increasingly complex and robust we

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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.

"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."

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.

Google’s foray into the online video market has been criticized by many. In fact, some believe that Google ’s decision to acquire YouTube was one of the worst it has ever made, thanks to the confluence of massive copyright violations and Google’s fi

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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 news that AT&T has joined the rapidly growing ranks of cloud computing providers reinforces the argument that the latest IT outsourcing model is well on its way to becoming a classic disruptive technology.