cloud computing

“The cloud is going to be all about learning. And that happens centrally. So I'm going to take all of this information that I have out at the edge, I'm going to connect these devices, I'll curate that information, and learning will occur centrally, and then pro…”

“About six months ago, I started to think, well, what happens when cloud computing goes away? You know, of course, to myself, I'm like, well, it's so popular, and now how could it go away? I think it's actually happening right under our nose, and let me show yo…”

“My whole philosophy around this is I take something that's very popular right now, cloud computing, and I say, what happens when cloud computing doesn't exist anymore? What fills that place?”

“And I think the Internet of Things and drones and however you want to define these, this sort of range of computers that exist not so much in our pocket but out there in the world, I believe that there's going to be computing that will be fundamental to how we…”

“Governments in Western Europe are basically building a series of regulations and laws that work across the grain of the way that the cloud works.”

“That is like, in a sense, the ultimate reason why all of these things are working is basically because of cloud computing, the scale of the architecture of cloud computing, and the internet that brings all that data in.”

“Liam Maxwell, who's the CTO of the UK government, sort of started the same kind of trend in the UK where he said, we are spending way too much money on tech and not getting the benefits. They've created their own digital service, and they're starting to put al…”

“Keep in mind the demographics around here. I mean, we have a tough time explaining cloud computing. I mean, you know, this is a challenge.”

“When you go into the dot com era stuff in those chapters, you're seeing all the things like grocery delivery, like cloud computing, cloud storage, and things like that, that were always good ideas, but seemed like the most boneheaded wrong ideas at the time be…”

“So what's really interesting is I think the level of buy-in you have now in the enterprise is like five times, you know, greater than we had in the early days of cloud.”