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in title, tags, annotations or urlIn the New Era of Computing, Imagination Rules | Innovation Insights | Wired.com - 0 views
How Dirty is the Cloud? - YouTube - 0 views
Storage Area Network in Cloud - 3 views
What is Cloud Computing? - YouTube - 1 views
8 ways cloud computing may change schools - 2 views
Backing Up Data on a Remote 'Cloud' Computer - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Even though a hard drive with a terabyte (or 1,000 gigabytes) of storage can hold thousands of photographs, songs and movies and costs less than $100, storing your files in a distant commercial data center, encrypted and secure, increasingly makes more sense. Cloud backups are appealing for another reason: as computing becomes more mobile — on laptops, tablets and smartphones — you need to have reliable access to the data anywhere over an Internet connection.
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Even though a hard drive with a terabyte (or 1,000 gigabytes) of storage can hold thousands of photographs, songs and movies and costs less than $100, storing your files in a distant commercial data center, encrypted and secure, increasingly makes more sense. Cloud backups are appealing for another reason: as computing becomes more mobile — on laptops, tablets and smartphones — you need to have reliable access to the data anywhere over an Internet connection.
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"Even though a hard drive with a terabyte (or 1,000 gigabytes) of storage can hold thousands of photographs, songs and movies and costs less than $100, storing your files in a distant commercial data center, encrypted and secure, increasingly makes more sense. Cloud backups are appealing for another reason: as computing becomes more mobile - on laptops, tablets and smartphones - you need to have reliable access to the data anywhere over an Internet connection. "
NetLogo: Climate Change model - 1 views
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This is a model of energy flow in the earth, particularly heat energy. It shows the earth as rose colored, and the surface of the planet is represented by a black strip. Above the strip there is a blue atmosphere and black space at the top. Clouds and carbon dioxide (CO2) molecules can be added to the atmosphere. The CO2 molecules represent greenhouse gases that block infrared light that is emitted by the earth. Clouds block incoming or outgoing sun rays, influencing the heating up or cooling down of the planet.