Cloud Computing
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Cloud computing is an approach to expend (enhance) the capacity or include abilities progressively without putting resources into new infrastructure, training new personnel, or licensing new softwares . In the most recent couple of years, cloud computing has developed from being a promising business idea to one of the quickly developing segments of the IT business .We first discuss about cloud computing and related technologies. We then identify several challenges from the Cloud computing adoption.
In May 2008, Merrill Lynch (2008) evaluated the cost points of interest of Cloud Computing to be three to five times for business applications and more than five times for consumer applications.
Keywords—Cloud Computing , Virtualization ,Cloud Adoption challenges.
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