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The Defense Information Systems Agency Expands Cloud Computing

Jul.29, 2010 in Cloud Computing, IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, SaaS News & Updates Leave a Comment

InformationWeek – The Defense Information Systems Agency, an agency that’s already among the government leaders in cloud computing, is considering offering platform-as-a-service to other military agencies to complement the infrastructure-as-a-service that it already offers via its Rapid Access Computing Environment (RACE) private cloud. Today, the PaaS offering is an early-stage pilot designed to meet a [...]

Tags: Cloud Computing, Cloud Computing News, DISA, Government Cloud Computing, Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service

What is IaaS (Infrastructure as a Serivice)?

Feb.17, 2010 in Cloud Computing, IaaS 2 Comments

In my previous articles, I have covered what Software as a Service (SaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) are. It is now time to look at the 3rd category in Cloud Computing: Infrastructure as a Service or IaaS. Infrastructure as a Service was first known as Hardware as a Service in early 2006, but [...]

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- What the 'private cloud' really means September 6, 2010
  Cloud computing has two distinctly different meanings. The first is simple: The use of any commercial service delivered over the Internet in real time, from Amazon's EC2 to software as a service offered by the likes of Salesforce or Google. […]
- Content is driving cloud computing's real expansion September 3, 2010
  This week, we tuned in to learn about Apple's newest releases, including an upgrade to Apple TV. It joins the ranks of Google TV, as well as Web content clients from Amazon, Netflix, and YouTube included on many DVRs, DVD players, and high-def TVs. The clear trend is that we'll be consuming a lot more video and audio content over the Internet in th […]
- Dropbox bridges gaps in Microsoft's mobile sync September 2, 2010
  My last Tech Watch post talked about the sorry state of Windows Live Mesh, the sync-and-more utility designed to help folks on the go get their data into […]