I am a big fan of Wikipedia, and I use it very regularly. I hear people commenting regularly on the inaccuracy of its information. However, I have never noticed any inaccuracies in any of the articles with which I am familiar.
I recently came across some really surprising, and perhaps controversial, photos on Wikipedia. Note that these web pages could be considered not suitable for viewing in work :o
I do not think that any of these Wikipedia users actually created and uploaded these photos. All they did was add them to their albums!
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It seems that it is impossible to read a technology news web site these days without reading at least one cloud computing article! I still remain sceptical that cloud computing will be the saviour that it is being hyped-up to be! However, I do think that it will have a number of business areas where it will succeed.
I read an interesting article earlier this month about a partnership between IBM and Juniper that is intended to bring them both into the cloud computing market. Strategically I think that this partnership makes sense, and both companies will bring significant expertise to it. So it will be interesting to see what they do next!
Perhaps the most interesting statement in the article was:
With cloud computing possibly representing a $42 billion market by 2012, …
I love these types of market value estimations, because they seem to be as accurate as lottery predictions!
The full article is IBM And Juniper Networks Hoping To Gain Cloud Computing Market Share.
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