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At this time last year, the Forester Research Company (Forrester) released predictions about how the maturity of cloud computing technology would change the market. Now, looking back on this year, we can see that while mature markets do seem promising, the maturity of markets does not mean unification, so our forecasts prove to be a hodgepodge: 1. Not everything will go to the clouds. Rating: A. While top management may still be advocating it as a long-term vision, given the maturity and capabilities of the current cloud technology, we already know what should not go ...

"Core hints" cloud http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13746.html "> Economies of scale" is that really a good thing? When you have 1.5 million users, can you protect them all and restore their data? Even an incremental backup can result in massive amounts of data. Almost exactly a year ago, Google Google Apps's senior product manager Rajen Sheth is also trying to promote Google's new set of disaster recovery infrastructure ...

Almost exactly a year ago, Rajen Sheth, Google Apps's senior product manager, is also trying to publicize the advantages of how well and the scale-economy effect Google's new set of disaster-recovery infrastructures can offer. Sheth on Google's corporate blog boasted that Google is taking synchronous replication technology to replicate data to multiple data centers, which is too expensive for ordinary companies, but for Google, the company has a huge size. So that's why users choose Google over their own ...

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The vast majority of the world's start-up companies have not been established for a long time. Some of the companies that valued more than 100 million dollars were set up this year, while others have been set up for some time, but they have only begun to pick up in the last few months. Science and Technology blog Business Insider recently counted out 15 of this year's valuation of more than 100 million U.S. dollars of new start-up companies, the specific description as follows: 1. Dropbox Valuation: 4 billion United States dollar established time: 2007 main business: Free online storage site, to provide users with the images, documents and video services at any time ...

At present, most start-ups in the world are actually not established yet. Some of the companies that have valued more than $ 100 million have been established only this year. Although other companies have been established for some time, they have not started to show much improvement in recent months. Recently, Business Insider, a technology blog, took stock of 15 startups valued at more than $ 100 million, as follows: 1. Dropbox Valuation: $ 4 billion Established: 2007 Main Business: Dr. .