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Public cloud computing environments for scientific applications have the potential to be up to 13 times more expensive than existing Energy Department supercomputing centers, finds a final report of
Across government, open source web content management system Drupal is increasing in popularity. But most of the buzz has been around sites such as WhiteHouse.gov and Energy.gov , not from Defense or
How free is the Internet? Apparently only as free as companies say the terms of service allow. Hence the story of Wikileaks this past week, which has seen Amazon Web Services and PayPal withdraw
A number of federal agencies have blocked access to Wikileaks from government computers, referencing a policy requiring the protection of classified information, apparently valid even while the rest
Amazon Web Services no longer provides hosting services to Wikileaks, according to Wikileaks itself and to Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), who had pressured the company after reports surfaced that the
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi may have "had a good laugh" after seeing himself described as "feckless, vain, and ineffective as a modern European leader" in leaked State Department cables,
Another federal agency has decided that Amazon Web Services is the only commercial source capable of providing cloud computing. In this case, it's the Interior Department's Office of Surface Mining,
Amazon Web Services is the only commercial supplier capable of providing cloud computing services for the remote storage of digital photographs and video, according to the Navy's Fleet and Industrial
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