Back to the articlePosted Thursday 12th March 2009 16:01 GMT
Interesting... #
Does that mean the 'CPU cycle' could one day be traded as a commodity on the futures market?
Amazon's cloud adds reserved seating
Amazon will let you reserve space on its cloud for up to three years under a pre-paid agreement. The company Thursday announced the introduction of Reserved Instances for its EC2 service starting at $325 for one-year and $500 for a three-year period on Linux and Unix systems. Payments made for unused or partially Reserved …
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Posted Thursday 12th March 2009 16:36 GMT
@Richard Jukes re.Interesting #
Quick, buy them now, get in on the ground floor. Give it 2 years and I'll short sell them from you. We'll both make a fortune :)
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