IBM sends Blue Clouds back to school
Mon, Jan 26th, 2009 |
While cloud computing might represent a return of sorts to a shared, host computing model that was pioneered by companies like IBM, a lot of the key research, development, and production work done on cloud computing has been done by the big names in hyperscale, Web 2.
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