Cloud Services is not a new idea. In fact, it's been around for more than thirty years. Remember mainframe? Mainframe was effectively a virtualization service, using the old "green screen" as the user interface. With the advent of Windows and other pioneering operating systems and applications, users wanted a more feature rich and aesthetically pleasing operating environment. And this amongst other reasons, caused a shift in the late eighties/early nineties to decentralize the mainframe, placing that computing need on the computer desktop or laptop. As we can see, this centralization/decentralization is cyclical because here we are once again centralizing are computing needs through virtualization services. So why did this come to be? Good question - and I'll answer that in my next blog.
Go Cloud!
Sam Newberry
Go Cloud!
Sam Newberry
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