クラウドコンピューティングが世界を変える：日経ビジネスオンライン
気になる記事をスクラップできます。保存した記事は、マイページでスマホ、タブレットからでもご確認頂けます。※会員限定 無料会員登録 詳細 ｜ ログイン Rachael King （BusinessWeek.com記者、サンフランシスコ） 米国時間2008年8月4日更新 「How Cloud Computing Is Changing the World」 年間売上高107億ドルを誇る電子機器委託製造大手の米サンミナ-SCI（SANM）では、電子メール、文書作成、スケジュール管理などに、米グーグル（GOOG）のオンラインアプリケーションサービス「Google Apps（グーグル・アップス）」を部分的に採用している。わずか半年前の導入時点では、数人の社員が利用するのみだったが、現在では、米マイクロソフト（MSFT）のアプリケーションからGoogle Appsに乗り換えた社員の数は1000人近くに
Stateless computing: the future of the cloud?
At the LinuxWorld and Next Generation Data Center Expo in San Francisco, Merrill Lynch's chief technology architect, Jeffrey Birnbaum, discussed stateless computing and the evolution of the cloud. He envisions a future in which software processes are abstracted so far from the underlying hardware that companies will discuss processing capacity in terms of raw computational units rather than discre
CherryPal PC Offers Subscription-free Cloud Computing That Runs Off Two Watts of Power
Max Seybold, the CherryPal Founder and CEO, said the hardware is nearly indestructable, and claims you could play tennis with the box and it would still work fine. He sees the CherryPal as a computer for developing nations, schools and/or teenagers who only need a computer to write a paper, listen to music, or browse the internet. The CherryPal is available now and will start shipping at the end o
Perl Catalyst and Cloud Computing - Vox
Talking about Perl Web Application Development using Catalyst, Moose and DBIx::Class Eight years ago I was sitting in a focus group sponsored by IBM, who was interested in seeing the reaction to a potential product offering they called, "Utility Computing". The pitch was a solution to a classic problem faced by all administrators of IT infrastructure, which is to find the correct mix of anticipat
DreamFactory: Cloud-opportunistic SaaS That Won’t Lock You In – Old GigaOm
What if there were a way to write and run enterprise applications that you could move from cloud to cloud? And what if that application automatically inherited the best things about that cloud without locking you in? DreamFactory may do just that. And as such, it may represent a new approach to application design: Cloud-opportunistic software. DreamFactory makes project, document and data collabor
Understanding Amazon Web Services
There are two ways to look at Amazon.com: as a retailer, and as a software company that runs a retailing application. Both are accurate, and in combination they explain why Amazon, rather than a traditional computer company, has become the most successful early mover in supplying computing as a utility service. For Amazon, running a cloud computing service is core to its business in a way that it
Analysis: Google App Engine alluring, will be hard to escape
Last night at a Campfire One event at Google headquarters in Mountain View, a new service was announced called Google App Engine. Aimed almost squarely at the loosely-coupled Amazon Web Services, Google is betting that developers and startups will opt to host their applications in Google's cloud, taking advantage of Google APIs, and leveraging the nearly unlimited processing power and storage capa
Google Gets Ready to Rumble With Microsoft (Published 2007)
Mountain View, Calif. A CEREBRAL computer-scientist-turned-executive, Eric E. Schmidt has spent much of his career competing uphill against Microsoft, quietly watching it outflank, outmaneuver or simply outgun most of its rivals. At Sun Microsystems, where he was chief technology officer, Mr. Schmidt looked on as Scott G. McNealy, the company’s chairman, railed against Microsoft and its leaders, S
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