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Infographics: Cloud Computing and History

06.05.2012
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Infographic: Clouds computing and history

I have prepared three new infographics for you;aAll of them related with Cloud computing. These infographics will tell you about history of cloud computing, its definition, and who needs this cloud. I think that this will be interesting for you.

Information Graphics (known as infographics) are one of the best ways to transfer some information into a reader’s mind. It can be something new, or other useful information gathered in one place. Nowadays many people don’t have enough time to read a lot of text on multiple screens. Infographics makes the information intuitive and understandable. That’s why we would like to share the best relevant infographics from all over the web.


Cloud Computing

Original source: Cloud Computing by The Small Business Authority


A Complete History of Cloud Computing

Original source: A Complete History of Cloud Computing


Hosting decisions, from the chalkboard

Original source: Hosting decisions, from the chalkboard

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