Simplicity and efficiency are the overarching benefits of having a public cloud. Public clouds are offered as a service, usually over an Internet connection. An off-site third party provider hosts and manages the system. Users connect to the system via web applications or services. Public clouds usually charge a monthly usage fee per gigabyte and bandwidth transfer charges.
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We’ve rounded out the Top 7 Trends in Information Technology for 2011. From Cloud Computing to HTML5, the New Year will bring many new challenges as well as numerous opportunities, especially for small and mediums sized businesses.
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I remember shooting the breeze with a couple of the staff members at my alma mater’s IT department, where I was previously employed, and asking “whatever happened to the Google Chrome OS?” This conversation happened over the past summer. We collectively thought that Android was replacing what Google Chrome was supposed to be.
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