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Uncloud
unCloud
Control your own cloud
The proliferation of social networking and current developments in service-based platforms (what has become known as ‘cloud computing’) provide explicit examples of the privatization and commodification of social production. What becomes clear is that our …
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Stormy Weather
…51% Of People Think Stormy Weather Affects ‘Cloud Computing’
If there’s a buzzword that’s more soporific/confusing than “cloud computing” we’re not sure what it is.
A survey from Citrix confirms that we’re not the only ones who feel this way.
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Captives of the Cloud
Captives of the Cloud: Part I By Metahaven, in e-flux journal
We are the voluntary prisoners of the cloud; we are being watched over by governments we did not elect.
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Ils ne se mouchent plus du cloud
Ils ne se mouchent plus du cloud, un article de Marie Lechner paru dans Libération, 26/02/2013
L’Internet est aujourd’hui partout, dans nos poches et nos ordinateurs. Partout et nulle part à la fois. Bienvenue dans l’ère du cloud, l’informatique « …
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No cloud over the data center
‘DATA CENTERS GRAND TOUR (THIS DATA BELONGS HERE)’ BY SILVIO LORUSSO
Start the tour here > http://data-centers-grand-tour.co.uk/
Viewable here 15 February – 30 April 2013ʻData Centers Grand Tour (This Data Belongs Here)ʼ by Silvio Lorusso is the second e-PERMANENT …
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Cloud Confusion
Ninety-five percent of those claiming they never use the cloud actually do so via online banking and shopping, social networking, and storing photos and music…
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