History of Cloud Computing The term “cloud computing” was most probably derived from the diagrams of clouds used to represent the Internet in textbooks. The concept was derived from telecommunications companies who made a radical shift from point-to-point data circuits to Virtual Private Network (VPN) services in the 1990s. By optimizing resource utilization through load balancing‚ they could get their work done more efficiently and inexpensively. The first time the term was used in its current
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Future of Computing Computer Science & Engineering DNA Computing Computer chip manufacturers have discovered that sooner or later the physical speed and miniaturization limits of silicon chip is bound to hit a wall‚ therefore they need a new material to produce faster computing speed with fewewr complexity. DNA‚ the material are genes are made of‚ is being used to built the next generation of microprocessor. A nascent technology that uses DNA molecules is to build computers
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Pervasive Computing: An Overview Prashanth G.K [1] Assistant Professor‚ Sushil Kumar Singh[2] Project Student Sarmistha Panda[2] Project Student Department of MCA‚ Siddaganga Institute of Technology‚ Tumkur‚ India‚ prashanthgk@gmail.com Kumar.sushil.singh24@gmail.com sarm.prad@gmail.com Abstract Pervasive computing environments gracefully integrate networked computing devices – from tiny sensors to extremely dynamic and powerful devices – with people and their ambient environments. Service discovery
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Times 12 Jul. 2009. Sosinsky‚ Barrie. Cloud Computing Bible. San Francisco: Wiley & Sons‚ 2011 Miller‚ Michael. “Cloud Computing: Web-Based Applications That Change the Way You Work and Collaborate Online.” Canada: Que Publishing‚ 2008. Hartig‚ Kevin. “What is Cloud Computing?” Cloudcomputing.utilizer.com. 2009. Manning‚ Craig. "The Future of the Internet." The New Zealand Herald 20 Sep. 2010. Horton‚ James L. “A Walk in the Cloud: Broadband Computing And Communications.” Online-pr. 2008
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Contents Contents 2 1.History 3 2.Introduction 4 3.Real World Application 5 3.1.Dropbox 5 3.2.Google Docs 5 3.3.Microsoft Office 365 6 3.4.AutoCAD WS 7 Future Trends 9 Summary 9 Reference: 10 1. History Cloud Computing was first introduced in the 1960s by John McCarthy‚ He wrote‚ “computation may someday be organized as a public utility.”1 The first group to implement that concept was SalesForce.com in 1999 they introduce the concept of accessing and using Enterprise Application
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Part A: Cloud Computing What is cloud computing? Cloud computing allows people to log into a web based service which hosts applications‚ programs or document. Imagine your job at a big corporation is to make sure every single computer in the company has the right software to work. Buying applications and programs for every single computer can be costly. Cloud computing solves that problem. You’d only have to install one application to ensure the employees can access to the “cloud”. The “cloud”
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Cloud Computing Bhavin D. Tank (S.Y.B.Sc. (IT)) College of Computer Science and Information Technology‚ Junagadh Ph. +91 - 93282 96802 E-mail: tank.infotech@yahoo.com ABSTRACT: This white paper is an introduction to the terms‚ characteristics‚ and services associated with internet-based computing‚ commonly referred to as cloud computing. Also introduced are the benefits and challenges associated with cloud computing‚ and for those seeking to use communications services in the cloud‚ briefly
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Cloud Computing for Libraries: A SWOT Analysis 8th Convention PLANNER 2012 Cloud Computing for Libraries: A SWOT Analysis Miteshkumar Pandya Abstract This paper provides brief information on cloud computing and its application for libraries. Adoption of cloud computing is not an easy task for Indian libraries. This paper provides some basic idea to choose evaluate Cloud service for the library. The advantages‚ disadvantages and features needs to be seriously considered before putting data
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Green Computing I. Introduction Green computing is turning out to be an essential part of human living nowadays. Green computing is the environmentally responsible use of computers and its related resources. Computing can be generally defined as using the computer and its peripherals with the conservation of the environment in mind. Green computing not only has a lot of advantages‚it can also be implemented by everyone once the myths about it is debunked. II. How green computing can be
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Mobile Computing Alex Hosch INF 103 Computer Literacy Maria J. Sinche-Quizhpi February 25‚ 2013 MOBILE DEVICE: -THE TYPES OF CONNECTION -FACTORS AFFECTING CONNECTIONS -MOBILE APPLICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS Mobile Computing: is a generic term used to refer to a variety of devices that allow people to access data and information from where ever they are. Mobile devices has improved throughout the past years. Laptops‚ tablets‚ IPods‚ cell phones‚ netbooks are some of the computer
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