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Cloud computing for the masses
Proceedings of the 1st ACM workshop on User-provided networking: challenges and opportunities, 2009Cloud Computing provides virtual server infrastructures for companies. The intended benefit is that enterprises do not have to buy their own hardware to provide services for their customers. Therefore, end-users usually do not directly access the raw cloud service (Infrastructure as a Service) as of yet, they use derived services instead.In this ...
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2011 IEEE Workshops of International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications, 2011
In this work we present a novel concept for satellite based cloud computing integrating virtualized information resources from satellites and from the Internet. We first discuss the role of satellites in the infrastructure of cloud computing. Second we focus on some practical aspects of cloud computing, considering different configurations for access ...
Kamen Kanev, Nikolay N. Mirenkov
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In this work we present a novel concept for satellite based cloud computing integrating virtualized information resources from satellites and from the Internet. We first discuss the role of satellites in the infrastructure of cloud computing. Second we focus on some practical aspects of cloud computing, considering different configurations for access ...
Kamen Kanev, Nikolay N. Mirenkov
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Bell Labs Technical Journal, 2012
The standard tools for cloud computing—processor and network virtualization—make it difficult to achieve dependability, both in terms of real time operations and fault tolerance. Virtualization multiplexes virtual resources onto physical ones, typically by time division or statistical multiplexing.
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The standard tools for cloud computing—processor and network virtualization—make it difficult to achieve dependability, both in terms of real time operations and fault tolerance. Virtualization multiplexes virtual resources onto physical ones, typically by time division or statistical multiplexing.
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IEEE Cloud Computing, 2014
In this issue of IEEE Cloud Computing, EIC Mazin Yousif chats with cloud experts from Cisco, Shell, IBM, and Microsoft about directions in cloud computing through 2020. They discuss a range of issues, from standards and compliance, to security and privacy, to the role of open source.
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In this issue of IEEE Cloud Computing, EIC Mazin Yousif chats with cloud experts from Cisco, Shell, IBM, and Microsoft about directions in cloud computing through 2020. They discuss a range of issues, from standards and compliance, to security and privacy, to the role of open source.
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Cloud Computing—From Offline Computing to Cloud Computing
2016Do you remember the movie Charlie and The Chocolate Factory? In the movie, there was a flying machine that could move chocolate beans to each workshop to make chocolates; there were well-trained squirrels that could remove nutshells and throw bad nuts into the bin; there was also a delivery machine, which transferred chocolates directly to the TV ...
Xiaoming Zhu +4 more
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IT Prof., 2014
Guest editors' introduction. The nature of cloud computing is evolving quickly. As the cloud matures, it faces its most serious issue yet: successful integration into enterprise information systems. The articles in this special issue on Advancing Cloud Computing present different viewpoints of unresolved issues and challenges.
Irena Bojanova +2 more
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Guest editors' introduction. The nature of cloud computing is evolving quickly. As the cloud matures, it faces its most serious issue yet: successful integration into enterprise information systems. The articles in this special issue on Advancing Cloud Computing present different viewpoints of unresolved issues and challenges.
Irena Bojanova +2 more
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Are You Computing in the Clouds?Understanding Cloud Computing
Nursing Education Perspectives, 2011UOR WEEKS NOW, THERE HAS BEEN TALK IN THE MEDIA ABOUT |CLOUDTM AND OTHER CLOUD SERVICES OFFERED BY AMAZON AND GOOGLE. I recently did a preconference on cloud computing with Dennis Crain, senior research program manager for the Extreme Computing Group at Microsoft Research (yes, I am a Mac person, but I can work with PC people), so I am up to speed on ...
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IBM Journal of Research and Development, 2013
IBM SmartCloud® Enterprise+ (SCE+) is IBM's premier cloud computing offering for enterprise customers. The SCE+ cloud is designed to be a resilient, highly available system with no single point of failure. SCE+ uses an integrated set of enterprise-class servers, network elements, and storage components that have internal redundancy, RAS (reliability ...
Valentina Salapura +2 more
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IBM SmartCloud® Enterprise+ (SCE+) is IBM's premier cloud computing offering for enterprise customers. The SCE+ cloud is designed to be a resilient, highly available system with no single point of failure. SCE+ uses an integrated set of enterprise-class servers, network elements, and storage components that have internal redundancy, RAS (reliability ...
Valentina Salapura +2 more
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HMD Praxis der Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2023
Hans-Peter Fröschle, Jochen Günther
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Hans-Peter Fröschle, Jochen Günther
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2016
Currently, most cloud computing deployments are generally supported through the use of large scale data centres. There is a common perception that by developing scalable computation, storage, network, and by energy-acquisition at preferential prices, data centres are able to provide more efficient, reliable and cost effective hosting environments for ...
Luiz F. Bittencourt +2 more
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Currently, most cloud computing deployments are generally supported through the use of large scale data centres. There is a common perception that by developing scalable computation, storage, network, and by energy-acquisition at preferential prices, data centres are able to provide more efficient, reliable and cost effective hosting environments for ...
Luiz F. Bittencourt +2 more
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