IBM Introduces Ready-to-Use Cloud Computing

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IBM today introduced Blue Cloud a series of cloud computing offerings that will link together computers to deliver Web 2.0 capabilities and allow corporate data centers to operate more like the Internet. Above is a photo of Europeacutes most powerful ...
IBM today introduced Blue Cloud, a series of cloud computing offerings that will link together computers to deliver Web 2.0 capabilities and allow corporate data centers to operate more like the Internet. Above is a photo of Europe's most powerful computer at Jülich. (Copyright: Forschungszentrum Jülich)

In Shanghai today, IBM unveiled plans for “Blue Cloud,” a series of cloud computing offerings that will allow corporate data centers to operate more like the Internet by enabling computing across a distributed, globally accessible fabric of resources, rather than on local machines or remote server farms.


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