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Aureus, the First Bitcoin-Backed Cryptocurrency to Issue Monthly Dividends in Bitcoin – PR Newswire (press release)

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

LUXEMBOURG, May 16, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --Cryptocurrency solutions provider, Cryptocrest has announced a new dividend structure for its Aureus (AUR) cryptocurrency. The dividends are offered on a monthly basis, in Bitcoin, to all Aureus token holders through the Aureus Bitcoin Trust (ABT). The Aureus cryptocurrency operates on Bitcoin's proven blockchain protocol but with superior transaction speeds at lower fees in comparison to the Bitcoin network. The cryptocurrency has a close connection with Bitcoin as the ABT is backed by a reserve of 15000 BTCs.

Aureus is a unique blockchain based cryptoassetthat derives its value from both cryptocurrency and real-world economies. Modeled on the highly successful Bitcoin protocol, AUR combines the flexibility, liquidity, and accessibility of cryptoassets with returns derived from the real-world economy.

The cryptocurrency platform's aim is to enable all types of investors from around the globe to invest in local economies via the proven power of blockchain, but this time, with monthly Bitcoin dividends issued to the holders of the cryptocurrency. This way of investing will attempt to offer investors superior returns than traditional market investments while maintaining a low level of calculated risk.

As the initialAureusseed BTC belongs to the members of a failed community lending program, the initial distribution of AUR will be allocated to the existing community members that are contained within a closed ecosystem.

Like Bitfinex' BFX Tokens, AUR is then distributed proportionately to each member in a systematic time delayed manner. The longer a member holds on to their AUR, the more AUR they will receive periodically. This would allow AUR to be introduced to the open cryptocurrency economy in a gradual manner whilst retaining the value for the community in the long term, reducing the risk of inflation or over-supply when AUR is transferred out of the community.

Cryptocrest manages the distribution by creating a Treasury Reserve (TR) designed to hold and distribute AUR for the community's benefit.

Aureus is essentially valued through the ABT, a fund initially consisting of 15,000 bitcoins held for low-risk investment. Cryptocrest's consultancy management team controls the investment strategy with a present focus on low-risk peer-to-peer Bitcoin margin lending in top exchanges.

The 15,000 bitcoins are held by a reputable independent custodian and can only be returned proportionately to the AUR owners when amajority of the owners votes for liquidation. Votes are calculated by the number of AUR each individual hold. This mechanism allows the community to decide the path of ABT if Bitcoins reachunprecedented prices.

Cryptocresthas already proven its experience in the regular economy, with an impressive investment management history, primarily in lending. It benefits investors in two ways as they stand to profit from not only the increase in the value of Aureus but also the value of ABT. Returns generated by the ABT are distributed among the AUR holders, providing them with multiple sources of gains.

Aureus Tokens

The Aureus cryptotokens are entirely pre-mined with a fixed supply of 21,000,000 AUR (21 million). However, unlike other pre-mined cryptocurrency tokens, monthly supplies of AUR will be allocated into the ecosystem until the maximum cap is eventually reached.

The platform has already issued 3,600,000 AUR (17.14%) out of the total supply to 70,000 Citizens, A Treasury Reserve (TR), formed for the stewardship of capital for the community, will receive 500,000 AUR monthly, and it will always maintain a minimum balance of 100,000 AUR.

Aureus Wallets

Aureus will offer online wallets to its Citizens, enabling them to store, send and receive the AUR cryptotokens. The wallet is available for Android-powered devices on Google Play Store. It will be made available for iOS devices soon along with a hardware wallet. The digital wallets are created using Bitlox' technology.

About Cryptocrest

The Cryptocrest team helps clients by tackling problems together and crafting reliable solutions for their cryptocurrency business, from app development, tech architecture, financial models, marketing & PR.

Learn more about Aureus at http://aureus.cc/ Learn more about Cryptocrest at http://www.cryptocrest.com/ Aureus Press Conference http://aureus.cc/?page_id=4484 Whitepaper http://aureus.cc/?page_id=4500 Youtube channel here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuxAe2t0JrrZLWhuyYhqyzg

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Cryptocrest is the source of this content. Virtual currency is not legal tender, is not backed by the government, and accounts and value balances are not subject to consumer protections. This press release is for informational purposes only. The information does not constitute investment advice or an offer to invest.

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May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

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Benefit-risk ‘tipping point’ for cloud computing now passed, says financial trading body – Out-Law.com

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), which already hosts some applications in the cloud, said cloud computing has now "moved past a tipping point" whereby it offers greater benefits and fewer risks to traditional outsourcing arrangements.

Financial services and technology law expert Luke Scanlon of Pinsent Masons described DTCC's move as a sign that the barriers that dissuade many financial firms from utilising cloud-based solutions are diminishing.

"The DTCC, after a period of testing and detailed analysis, have here highlighted that some of the traditional reasoning as to why cloud services present significant risk such as concerns around security are no longer valid," Scanlon said.

"In 2017 we are certainly seeing a maturing of the discussion and more and more of a focus on the few remaining regulatory sticking points to cloud adoption, together with the practical concerns around achieving the levels of availability necessary to operate the core systems of financial institutions and utilities, liability and exit arrangements," he said.

In a new white paper it has published, which contained its strategy to leverage the cloud, the DTCC explained why it will move more of its applications and services into the cloud.

"DTCC has been leveraging cloud services for almost five years and believes the cloud represents a viable alternative to corporate data centres," it said. "The maturation, expanded offerings and enormous scale of the technology, resolve the privacy and security challenges of cyber-threats, potential flash crash type market disruptions and the cost challenges facing many financial firms today."

"DTCC believes cloud computing has moved past a tipping point, prompting the firm to pursue a strategy of building a cloud ecosystem with partner vendors that support best practices and standards. DTCC is taking this step because it is confident that the security, scalability, resiliency, recoverability and cost of applications in the cloud are better than almost any private enterprise could achieve on its own," it said.

"DTCC also believes that business services, delivered by applications written to take advantage of the infinite resources, resiliency, and global reach of the cloud, have a significant advantage over legacy applications using traditional models in private data centres. We believe that gap will continue to widen over time," the firm said.

DTCC said it plans to work with regulators to ensure that its cloud-based operations are compliant with "the highest and strictest levels of recommended controls and best practices" it is subject to.

Earlier this year,seven main hurdles to banks' adoption of cloud-based serviceswere highlighted in a joint report by Pinsent Masons and UK banking industry body the BBA.

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CIOs getting the cloud message, new research affirms – Cloud Tech

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

More than nine in 10 UK CIOs and IT decision makers polled by Trustmarque say they plan to migrate their on-premise apps to infrastructure, platform, and software as a service clouds within five years.

The study, which took the opinions of 200 CIOs and senior IT decision makers from enterprises with more than 1,000 employees, also found that public sector CIOs were more likely to move quickly compared to their private sector counterparts.

Not surprisingly, cost saving was the biggest benefit according to the respondents, cited by 61%, alongside scalability (60%), and improving their business ability to deliver projects and new requirements (51%).

Almost half (49%) said that retiring existing infrastructure was the primary driver of cloud migration, with more than half of CIOs saying the complexity of their existing infrastructure is slowing down their plans.

CIOs and IT decision makers do clearly appreciate the benefits for their businesses from effective migration. However, many are wary of the potential pitfalls and challenges, said James Butler, CTO of Trustmarque.

Cloud-based models of IT delivery have a wide range of benefits that cannot be fully unlocked without transforming the architectural and IT organisation, which is never trivial, he added. Simple lift and shift projects are not enough to do that and may struggle to achieve a good return on investment.

Its vital customers put in place both the underpinning foundations for the new controls and operating models that are common across clouds, along with a holistic strategy that covers new innovation as well as the pre-existing IT estate.

With those in place they can safely build and deliver the application roadmaps to move to the cloud.

Trustmarque has frequently gathered CIO opinion on cloud adoption. In January, a report found that more than half (55%) of UK CIOs saw out of date capex models as the reason for slowing down their adoption of cloud services.

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Boston schools CIO Mark Racine takes hybrid approach to cloud computing – EdScoop News (press release) (registration) (blog)

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

The district is also developing a single sign-on platform to better integrate applications and data.

With nearly 60,000 students and a mix of traditional, charter and pilot schools, CIO Mark Racine is always looking for ways to make educational technology go farther for the faculty and families of Boston Public Schools.

Like many CIOs, Racine has his eye on cloud computing as the future of data management.

But with limited funding preventing an immediate full-on move to the cloud, Racine and his infrastructure team are still banking on a hybrid approach, he said in a recent interview with EdScoop. The approach provides scaling opportunities to relieve stress on the network, especially at certain high-traffic points during the school year.

He likened it to the 1-800-Flowers approach, the way flower companies will need to scale up for Valentine's Day, and then come back inside, Racine said.

We would move to the cloud tomorrow if we could, he said.

View more of EdScoop's interviews with innovative school CIOs.

Among other edtech initiatives, Racine said he and his 50-member IT team have also invested heavily in single sign-on technology, geared towards increasing connectivity across the district.

The technology is also aimed at building toward greater data integration. The platform will take authentication to all kinds of different learning apps, and allow us to take our Ed-Fi database and scale that data to all educational platforms as well, he said.

When an educational technology platform is working well in a classroom or school, we want to be able to bring that up to 130 buildings, he said.

Another big initiative underway for Boston Public Schools, according to Racine, is finding the best way to support the districts school choice program.

Boston schools offer parents the flexibility to walk into a family resource center, explore all the schools that are available to them, learn about the educational programming that's in that building, and then be able to make a choice on where they want to send their child.

The ultimate goal of this is to, as Racine says, Eliminate the amount of lost-learning time, through the process of integrating technology into school choice programs.

Ryan Johnston contributed to this report.

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How to monitor data center servers from the cloud with CloudStats – TechRepublic

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

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If you are responsible for a data center, you know how important it is to be able to keep tabs on the servers that empower your company. In some instances, it's pretty simple to monitor your servers, especially if you're on site all day. But what about those situations where on-site monitoring isn't possible? What do you do then? One option is to look to the cloud and a relatively new service called CloudStats. This server monitoring solutions enables you to add as many servers as you like (at a cost), to give you an easy to use dashboard where you can:

There are two packages to sign up for (more on this in a bit):

It should be worth noting, the above information was taken directly from the CloudStats site, but it is a bit deceiving. After setting up a free account, you will quickly come to find the free account really only allows you to monitor your server. In order to gain access to alerts and other features, you have to pony up for what they call the Premium account, which is:

The free account also does not include the backup feature listing in the pricing plans. In effect, the free account gives you little more than a glance at your servers/services and what CloudStats offers (should you pay up for a Premium account). It should also be noted that the free account does include email alerts for server up/down. You cannot customize these alerts or integrate with Slack or Skype.

That being said, CloudStats works with both Linux and Windows servers. I am going to walk you through the process of connecting a Ubuntu 16.04 server. It's quite simple and takes very little time.

The first thing you must do is sign up for an account. I'd recommend signing up for the free account, to make sure this is a service that meets your needs. You can also sign up for a seven day free trial for the Premium account. The signup page is a bit hard to find, so use this link and then fill in the necessary information. Once you've done that, click on the ADD NEW SERVER button (Figure A).

Figure A

Adding a new server is but a click away.

You'll need to be logged into your server to add it to your CloudStats account. Do that and then return back to the browser where, in the next window (Figure B), you must select the platform running the server (Linux or Windows).

Figure B

Select your server platform.

The resulting window will give you a command that will be used to connect your server to the newly created account. Copy that command and then paste it into a terminal window on your server. You'll be prompted for your sudo password and then the command will run. Once the command lands on Done publishing (Figure C), go back to the web browser and click Finish.

The command running on our server.

Once you've clicked Finish, you'll be taken back to your CloudStats account, where your server will appear on the dashboard and you can start the process of adding service monitors (you can add monitors for HTTP, database, FTP, SSH, NFS, DNS, and mail), and checking the various status of your server. Should you find the need to set up alerts, backups, etc., you will have to pay up for the Premium account.

Even though the free account is limited in what it can do, CloudStats is definitely worth a look. If you've been searching for a cloud-based monitoring service that makes it simple to add your servers, set up alerts, and more, you'd be hard-pressed to find an easier solution.

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With Volta, NVIDIA Pushes Harder into the Cloud – TOP500 News

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

Amid all the fireworks around the Volta V100 processor at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) last week, NVIDIA also devoted a good deal of time to their new cloud offering, the NVIDIA GPU Cloud (NGC). With NGC, along with its new Volta offerings, the company is now poised to play both ends of the cloud market: as a hardware provider and as a platform-as-a service provider.

At the heart of NGC is a set of deep learning software stacks that can sit atop NVIDIA GPUs not just the new Tesla V100, but also the P100, or even the consumer-grade Titan Xp. The stack itself is comprised of popular deep learning frameworks (Caffe, Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit, TensorFlow, Theano and Torch), NVIDIAs deep learning libraries (cuDNN, NCCL, cuBLAS, and TensorRT), the CUDA drivers, and the OS. The various stacks are containerized for different environments using NVDocker (a GPU-flavored wrapper for Docker), and those stacks are then collected in a cloud registry.

Source: NVIDIA

The value proposition here is providing a big choice of integrated stacks that can be used to run deep learning applications in many different environments (as long as there is a good-sized Pascal or Volta NVIDIA GPU sitting in the hardware). For an application developer, composing a coherent stack from scratch can be a chore, given the variety of deep learning frameworks and their dependencies on libraries, drivers, and the operating system. And keeping up with the latest versions of all these software components arguably the most complex stack of software the world has ever seen, says NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang adds another daunting layer of complexity. With NGC, NVIDIA removes all this fiddling with software.

NGC allows you to run your deep learning application either locally, on your own PC or DGX system, or remotely in the cloud. In fact, a typical progression would be to run your application on an in-house machine and then burst it into the cloud when greater scale is needed. This is really the worlds first hybrid deep learning cloud computing platform, noted Huang.

After you figure out if you want to run locally or remotely, you select the appropriate stack for the runtime environment, along with your deep learning application and your dataset. If you are running in the cloud, you will have a number of choices. A demonstration during Huangs GTC keynote illustrated a selection of NVIDIAs in-house DGX SATURNV supercomputer, Microsoft Azure GPU instances, or AWS GPU instances. Its not clear if the SATURNV will be generally available as public resource, but the demo implies that it will. If so, NVIDIA would be able to charge users both for their cloud platform and the underlying infrastructure.

Beta testing on NGC will begin in July, with pricing to be determined at a future date.

NVIDIA will also use the new Volta V100 GPU to gain a bigger foothold in the cloud hyperscale space. At GTC, Amazon said it was already committed to adding the V100 into its cloud offerings as soon as NVIDIA starts cranking them out. Well make Volta available as the foundation for our next general-purpose GPU instance at launch, says Matt Wood, Amazons General Manager for Deep Learning and AI.

Amazon has been a good customer of NVIDIA, using their GPUs in its own learning efforts for things like Alexa and for product recommendations associated with its online store. But making that technology available to cloud users on AWS is now driving additional GPU uptake at Amazon. Apparently, the current GPU instances are among the fastest growing for AWS. Our most recent instance, the P2, is just growing like wildfire, says Wood. According to him, its being used extensively for deep learning across many verticals everything from medical imaging to autonomous driving.

Likewise, Microsoft has used NVIDIA GPUs to drive their deep learning training on Azure for several years now. Jason Zander, Microsoft corporate VP for Azure, noted that GPUs form the basis for their natural language translation capability in Skype. Thats one of the most sophisticated language deep neural nets thats out there, says Zander. Its really cool. I can talk to someone in English and they can hear it in Chinese. We cant do that without the power of the cloud and GPUs.

Microsoft is also likely to pick up the enhanced HGX-1 GPU expansion box for the cloud, which will soon be available with V100 GPUs. The HGX-1 was co-designed by Microsoft to offer a hyperscale GPU accelerator chassis for AI. The original HGX-1, announced in March, came with eight P100 GPUs, which can be expanded to a four-chassis system containing 32 GPUs. When such a system is built with the new V100s, that mini-cluster will deliver 3.8 petaflops of deep learning performance.

Source: NVIDIA

Amazon and Microsoft, along with most of the other cloud providers and their users, are employing GPUs for the training of the deep neural networks. But NVIDIA want to expand on that success with its 150-watt V100 offering. As we wrote last week, this low-power version offers 80 percent of the performance of the full 300-watt V100 part, and is aimed at the inferencing side of deep learning. That means NVIDIA is looking to sell these low-power V100s in hyperscale-sized allotments to the big cloud providers.

NVIDIA has targeted this area before, with its Maxwell M4 and M40 GPUs, and more recently with the Pascal P4 and P40 GPUs. But the new V100 offers much better performance and lower latency, than any of its predecessors. It also has upgraded the TensorRT library for Volta, which can now compile and optimize a trained neural network for ultra-fast inferencing using the V100s Tensor Cores.

Although 150 watts is a fairly high power draw for an accelerator aimed at commodity cloud servers, the rationale is that the V100 is able to perform a lot more inferencing throughput per server than competing solutions, thus saving on overall datacenter costs. According to NVIDIA, just 33 nodes of P100-accelerated servers can inference 300 thousand images per second. They estimate thats about 1/15 as many servers as would be needed by CPU-only machines.

Inferencing, though, is increasingly using more specialized hardware to maximize performance and minimize power usage. Microsoft, for example, is employing FPGAs for this task, while Google has turned to its own custom-built Tensor Processing Unit (TPU). Additional purpose-built solutions from the likes of Graphcore and Intel/Nervana are also in the works. Whether low-power V100s can compete in this environment remains to be seen, but at least for the time being, NVIDIA seems to be wagering that offering more powerful deep learning silicon, which can serve both training and inferencing, will win the day. And given the nearly insatiable demand for both these days, that could be a smart bet.

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IBM-Nutanix Deal Moves Power Servers to Datacenters – EnterpriseTech

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

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Targeting AI, machine learning and other big data workloads, IBM and Nutanix will join forces to deliver the enterprise cloud vendor's software via Power servers. The deal is Nutanix's first non-Intel x86 offering, and is aimed at bringing software-defined hyper-converged infrastructure to emerging cognitive workloads while helping enterprises shift those computing-intensive jobs to the cloud.

The partners said Tuesday (May 16) their multi-year partnership would yield a hyper-converged platform for datacenters designed to handle demanding application development projects as well as an increasing number of cognitive workloads. The partners are betting that large enterprises will retain but seek to "refresh" datacenters by leveraging cloud computing, storage, and faster networking along with the ability to scale capacity.

To that end, the partners said their cloud software-Power server collaboration would create a path from the datacenter to the public cloud.

Along with adoption of Power-based servers, the deal with IBM (NYSE: IBM) also gives Nutanix (Nasdaq: NTNX) another server partner along with its collaboration with Dell Technologies (NYSE: DVMT).

In addition to cognitive and DevOps workloads, the initiative targets a range of computing-intensive jobs, including databases, data warehouses, web infrastructure and distributed applications. The combination also would support emerging cloud-native workloads, encompassing "full stack open source middleware and enterprise databases and [application] containers," the partners said.

The initiative also calls for the partners to launch a "simplified" private cloud that supports the Power processor architecture in datacenter servers. The hyper-converged infrastructure would be managed via Nutanix's AHV virtualization tool along with other datacenter automation and remediation tools. Meanwhile, stateful cloud native services would run on the software vendor's Acropolis hypervisor that in this instance also serves as a container service. The configuration is designed to automate deployment while meeting growing requirements for persistent storage when deploying stateful services via containers.

As a result of the partnership, "IBM customers of Power-based systems will be able to realize a public cloud-like experience with their on-premise infrastructure," Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey asserted in a statement announcing the collaboration.

Along with Dell, Nutanix has been collaborating with other x86-based server makers such as Lenovo (HKSE: 992). The partners announced a converged IT platform last May that incorporates the Nutanix Xpress software package designed to allow the new appliances to manage storage-area networks by aggregating computing, storage and networking.

The deal with Nutanix underscores how IBM has positioned its Power-based servers as geared toward big data and cognitive workloads. The partnership is designed to combine those performance gains with a "one-click" path to the cloud in enterprise datacenters.

IBM and Nutanix, said the new hyper-converged service would be offered exclusively through IBM and its channel partners. Specific timelines, models and supported server configurations will be announced at the time of availability, they added.

About the author: George Leopold

George Leopold has written about science and technology for more than 25 years, focusing on electronics and aerospace technology. He previously served as Executive Editor for Electronic Engineering Times.

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HostGator – Website Hosting Services, VPS Hosting & Dedicated …

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

HostGator is committed to making it easy to transfer your site to your new hosting account. We can transfer website files, databases, scripts, and one free domain registration transfer.

HostGator provides free transfers for new accounts within 30 days of sign-up, and to newly upgraded accounts. For upgraded accounts it must be an inter-server upgrade to qualify. Please note that downgraded accounts do not qualify for free transfers.

Depending on which type of account you sign up for, we offer differing numbers of free transfers. Please refer to the chart below to see what we include for new packages.

Full cPanel Transfers is the number of cPanel to cPanel transfers that are included.

Max. Manual Transfers is the maximum number of Manual Transfers that are included with your account.

Total Free Transfers is the total number websites that we will move for you.

1While we can do unlimited cPanel to cPanel transfers for you, depending on your account, you will have a limited number of Manual Transfers.

2Full cPanel transfers include all domains, Addon Domains, Subdomains, and cPanel settings. This will also include your emails and email accounts. Please note that this does require that your old host's cPanel backup generator to be active.

A few examples: An Aluminium Reseller account includes up to 30 free transfers. Out of this 30, you can have 20 cPanel to cPanel transfers and 10 Manual Transfers, or any combination of the two that totals 30 or less websites. Another example: A Pro Dedicated server includes unlimited cPanel to cPanel transfers, this means you can have 150 sites (or even more) moved. Also since there is an unlimited total number of transfers, you can utilize up to 100 Manual Transfers.

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Cloud My Office – Hosted Virtual Desktop | Cloud Desktop Hosting

May 16, 2017 | Author: admin

Always online and always accessible, having your desktop hosted securely in the cloud desktop hosting will revolutionize the way your business views information technology. Hosted virtual desktops can cut your IT budgets while increasing productivity and reliability of your Windows virtual desktops. Best of all, your desktop cloud travels with you, no matter where you go you can access your applications and files from any computer with any operating system; all you need is an Internet connection to utilize you online virtual desktop!

Cloud My Office is an industry leader in price and performance for hosted virtual cloud desktop solutions. We take great pride in providing businesses and organizations with a great desktop hosting service at a great price. Check out our virtual could desktop packages to find the right cloud business solutions for your company.

Cloud My Office online virtual desktop solutions are 100% customizable. Adding users and software licenses is easy through our web based admin panel. With virtual cloud desktops from Cloud My Office you only pay for the resources and licenses that you need. If you dont see what you are looking for on our website, call up one of our engineers, we are happy to help you configure your office cloud to your exact specifications.

Cloud My Office makes it easy to move your business data and applications to the cloud. Deploying a new virtual desktop infrastructure could not be easier User accounts are created instantly, no more waiting days to login; Cloud My Office desktop hosting is ready as soon as you are! Check out our how to videos to learn more about the deployment process of hosted desktops in the cloud for your office.

Cloud My Office is proud to offer a hosted virtual desktop service that is extremely reliable and secure. Our engineers built our infrastructure to protect against all security threats and hardware failures that are possible with cloud desktop hosting. Cloud My Office has redundancy in every system in our network an industry leading up-time guarantee.

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Aureus, the First Bitcoin-Backed Cryptocurrency to Issue Monthly Dividends in Bitcoin – PR Newswire (press release)

ScienceAlert Deal: Here’s how to get 1TB of cheap, secure cloud … – ScienceAlert

Benefit-risk ‘tipping point’ for cloud computing now passed, says financial trading body – Out-Law.com

CIOs getting the cloud message, new research affirms – Cloud Tech

Boston schools CIO Mark Racine takes hybrid approach to cloud computing – EdScoop News (press release) (registration) (blog)

How to monitor data center servers from the cloud with CloudStats – TechRepublic

With Volta, NVIDIA Pushes Harder into the Cloud – TOP500 News

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