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Guo Ping, who is in charge at the moment, argues that the telecoms operators that are now his firm's main customers are embracing cloud computing, so it makes sense for Huawei to make sure it can provide all the gear they need to do so.Second, Mr Guo argues, the long-predicted convergence of the telecoms and IT businesses is finally happening.

Tibco, by all measures, does not have much credibility as a company embracing cloud computing.

Bioinformatics is embracing cloud computing.

On the other hand, as bioinformatics is embracing cloud computing, the paper by L. Kaján et al. entitled " Cloud prediction of protein structure and function with PredictProtein for Debian" reports the release of PredictProtein for the Debian operating system and derivatives, such as Ubuntu, Bio-Linux, and Cloud BioLinux.

But PC sales have come under pressure as people have embraced mobile computing devices such as smartphones and tablet computers.Both Microsoft and Intel pooh-pooh talk of a "post-PC world".

Microsoft is gambling that users will embrace cloud computing as the next level in gaming.

If you have not embraced cloud computing then you may have been sheltering your small business from useful technology.

Some agencies, like the General Services Administration, have embraced cloud computing; the agency has cut the I.T. costs on things as simple as its e-mail system by over 50 percent.

The government, however, insists that its staff is on track to embrace cloud computing as part of a broader plan to modernize public administration that was unveiled this summer.

Mr. Kundra also said he would push the government to embrace "cloud computing" -- doing work on large servers rather than on desktop PCs, to save time and money -- if privacy and security issues can be resolved.

Starting this week, I.B.M. is returning to the same playbook, introducing some initial products and services and a roadmap for its stable of corporate and government customers to comfortably embrace cloud computing.