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Can Amazon Stay King of Cloud Computing?
Author of "One Click" Richard Brandt discusses the future for cloud computing.
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is taking a lot of computers and putting them together into a pool of resources. It is a key way companies are streamlining their operations. Cloud computing is still early in its development.
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is storing and manipulating massive amounts of user data on huge Internet servers. Users can upload their data to a third party--the cloud. Users can create and manipulate data in the cloud. Benefits of the cloud are numerous.
Cloud Computing
Snowden compares current technology with that written about in "1984." He suggests and explains a zero knowledge system. SpiderOak is a competitor to Dropbox that has no access to the content it stores for customers.
Nebula One: Cloud Computing for the Masses
Nebula CEO Chris Kemp discusses the future of cloud computing with Cory Johnson on Bloomberg Television's 'Bloomberg West.'
Personal Computer and Google Cloud Computing
The power of the personal computer changes everything when it is first made available. Today, it has lost its luster. Google works to eliminate the need for desktop computers. Cloud computing stores everything important in Google servers.