A Chance of Clouds

In one camp is Bank of America/Merrill Lynch's strategy of basing the internal cloud on a global file system, which contains every version of every application that is cached regionally on the global network and then mounted locally when and where it is needed.

Then there is IBM's Open Cloud Manifesto that wants everyone to work together around a core set of development principles to keep cloud computing technology as open as possible.

This week, another strategy has come to the fore with a

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