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The Demand for Cloud Computing in the Asian Market

Various companies in Asia have turned to cloud computing as a way of relieving their IT expenses and avoiding costly investments in infrastructure. While regulation in many parts of the region is still a concern, cloud computing represents an innovation that puts computing power and data storage cap... more

Has Server Administration Become Redundant in a Cloud Environment?

Is a server administrator really required in these days of Iaas? This is an important question to answer when considering cloud based infrastructure. Let’s assume that an online business requires a single dedicated server. The operations are stable and they do not foresee any surge in traffic. Initi... more

How Does the Cloud Help Businesses Successfully Adopt BYOD Programs?

Changing economic conditions and increasing business infrastructure needs have made it critical for businesses to create optimized IT solutions. With that in mind, ‘Bring Your Own Device’ (BYOD) is a new buzz term in IT circles, a policy that allows employees to corporate networks. BYOD ... more

This Week in the Cloud [March 30, 2013]

In case you missed it, here are a few notable stories posted on our GMO Cloud blog this past week, highlighting a few topics we focus on here at GMO Cloud. As always, you can follow us on Twitter or Facebook, or sign up for our newsletter updates here. The Future of Gaming Consoles Lies [...]... more

The Future of Gaming Consoles Lies in the Cloud

The ever-growing demand for cloud gaming is making more and more game developers turn to cloud computing. Recent research and analysis offered by multiple companies on cloud computing trends indicates rapid growth of this technology. The increasing popularity of cloud gaming has raised a few questio... more