Distributed machine learning on public clouds by Tran, Manh Tu

“…However, they will need to have some good hardware as a start which not everyone can afford. Public cloud service providers are providing the infrastructure for machine learning at a more affordable cost such as EC2 from Amazon, Azure from Microsoft, GCE from Google. …”
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Distributed machine learning on public clouds by Lim, Ernest Woon Teng

“…However, the behaviors of these systems on heterogeneous infrastructures such as public cloud infrastructures, e.g., Amazon EC2, Google GCE or Windows Azure, have not been thoroughly investigated. …”
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Fi-Wi Network for future cloud by Pathan, Al-Sakib Khan

“…This article explores the potential role of Fi-Wi (Fibre-Wireless) networks in supporting the future cloud computing model. As Fi-Wi could be the next wave of advancements in networking and communications infrastructure considering the current trends, the article analyses various facets of the issue from theoretical and practical perspectives. …”
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The challenges of cloud computing in forensic science by Muhammad Ubaid Ullah, Raja, Buckley, Kevan, Garvey, Mary, Li, Jun

“…Cloud computing (CC) is rapidly growing new information technology (IT) in private, public and especially in Government sectors internationally. …”
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Wright’s Paul and the cloud of (other) witnesses by Bockmuehl, M

“…With appreciation for Wright's admirable achievement, this article takes its starting point from a "word cloud" of Paul and the Faithfulness of God in order to illustrate this work's emphases as well as possible lacunae. …”

Middleware Services at Cloud Virtual Layer by Abbadi, I

Acoustic scattering from bubble clouds by Roy, R, Carey, WM

“…<p style="text-align:justify;">It is now a widely held view that bubble clouds produced by breaking waves can contribute significantly to sea-surface backscatter over a broad range of frequencies. …”

Inadequacies of Current Risk Controls for the Cloud. by Auty, M, Creese, S, Goldsmith, M, Hopkins, P

“…In this paper we describe where current risk controls (as documented in ISO27001/27002) for mitigating information security risks are likely to be inadequate for use in the cloud. Such an analysis could provide a rationale for prioritizing protection research, and the work presented here is part of a larger exercise designed to identify the potential for cascade attacks in the cloud, and those areas most likely to be targeted based on both an understanding of threat motivations and likely areas of vulnerability. © 2010 IEEE.…”

Inadequacies of Current Risk Controls for the Cloud by Auty, M, Creese, S, Goldsmith, M, Hopkins, P

Transitions in the cloud composition of hot Jupiters by Parmentier, V, Fortney, JJ, Showman, AP, Morley, CV, Marley, MS

“…Over a large range of equilibrium temperatures, clouds shape the transmission spectrum of hot Jupiter atmospheres, yet their composition remains unknown. …”

Inadequacies of Current Risk Controls for the Cloud by Creese, S, Goldsmith, M, Hopkins, P

A view through the clouds of imprinting. by Burns, J, Jackson, D, Hassan, A

Facebook-based cloud resource sharing by Ali, Z, Rasool, R, Bloodsworth, P, Bin Mansoor, S

“…Sharing cloud resources between groups of users is a challenge. …”

Secure Virtual Layer Management in Clouds by Abbadi, I, Alawneh, M, Martin, A

Middleware Services at Cloud Application Layer by Abbadi, I

Inadequacies of Current Risk Controls for the Cloud by Goldsmith, P

Public-private cloud federation challenges by Parák, B, Wallom, D, Licehammer, S, Šustr, Z

“…This paper provides a brief introduction into emerging user requirements and expectations in the context of large cloud-based infrastructures. Observed cloud usage patterns are used to demonstrate the need for large federated cloud infrastructures, in particular cloud federations bridging the gap between private cloud infrastructures and large commercial public cloud providers. …”

A framework for establishing trust in the Cloud by Abbadi, I, Alawneh, M

Shakespeare's Clouds and the Image Made by Chance by Lewis, R

Clouds and hazes in Saturn's troposphere and stratosphere by Merlet, CTC

“…<p>The cloud and haze properties in the troposphere and stratosphere of Saturn are investigated in this thesis by analysing Cassini/VIMS spectra at 0.8-3.5 <em>μ</em>m and 4.5-5.1 <em>μ</em>m. …”