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Mosco who joins us from boston. Where did the term cloud come from and what exactly is the cloud . Well there is debate about the origins of the term but it mainly derives from the network die grams that Telecommunications Engineers drew and they tended to identify the nodes in the network generally location, cities, towns, in the form of a cloud. So the diagram to interconnect the group of clouds with telephone lines. So thats where cloud comes from. Though there is some debate. More importantly, you asked what is the cloud and again there are many different definitions but when you boil it a...

And organizations with access. The cloud is located through data centers and they are enorm enormous buildings located all over the world filled in some cases with tens of thousands of severs or computers that store the data and process it. And these data centers are located all over the world. And i mean everywhere. One of the best places to locate a data center is in a cool climate. So canada and scandinavia have centers because the server needs to be cool. The physical location would be in the data centers themselves and they are interlinked by satellite to create a global, interconnected o...

Network diagrams that telecommunication engineers drew. They tended to identify the nodes in the network, in the form of a cloud. The diagram would interconnect a group of clouds with telephones. That is where cloud comes from. There is some debate. More importantly, what is the cloud . There are many different definitions. When you boil it down a cloud is a system for storing processing, and distributing Data Information emails, apps and software. Companies that operate Cloud Systems provide individuals and organizations with access to the data on an ondemand basis for a fee. The customer rec...

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