Sentence examples for like one cloud from inspiring English sources
"If you have multi-cloud and want your on-prem data backed up, or if you have backup on one cloud like AWS and want it on Google or Azure, you could do this today with CloudEndure," he said.
That opens the door for other services to address posts from Twitter and vice-versa, which means that applications can now mix and match the parts of services they like rather than be tethered to one cloud of messages.
He's also displayed a talent for breaking down big ideas like Microsoft's key Xbox One cloud computing efforts in a way that makes them interesting and engaging.
As with cloud computing, this business will test HP's determination to behave like one company rather than several.
While critics of Facebook's opening of its stream to the beginnings of realtime complain that caching limitations prevent the kinds of public streams that Twitter provides, users are really waiting for what feels like one single sign-on across the clouds they are using.
That's mixing author metaphors -- "Cloud Atlas" was penned by David Mitchell; "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" is Dave Eggers -- but, still: As directed by Andy and Lana Wachowski (the "Matrix" trilogy) and Tom Tykwer ("Run Lola Run"), the film adaptation of "Cloud Atlas" looks like one of the most ambitious, massive, messy, emotional and downright fascinating movies of 2012.
Small businesses will be able to act like giant ones, because cloud computing will give them access to huge processing power and storage, and because the internet destroys distance.
In an ideal scenario, it would be much more useful to keep a Wiki, like the one maintained by Cloud Standards16 and allow authors of new solutions to update the list and present their approaches to the community.
WiFi: "The widespread availability of 3G data cards for laptops on fixed monthly rates could hasten the demise of the pay-per-use services" forcing the operators to do more deals to offer free access like the one between The Cloud and McDonalds.
