Opening Cross: Market Data Meteorologists: Forecasting the Many Faces of Cloud
Over 200 years ago, British chemist and amateur meteorologist Luke Howard laid the foundations for the classification of clouds used today, which, in their various forms, can resemble anything from gauzy material shrouding the sky, to flying saucers, wispy vapor trails to bulbous upside-down mushrooms. With such different perceptions of the same phenomenon, should we be surprised that cloud computing is also viewed so differently by different parts of the industry?
Source: waterstechnology.com
