I've been writing about how gadgets (PC, tablet and smartphone) will turn into dump computers hooked to the cloud. Matt Cutts describes how people once upgraded their CPU to make a faster computer,
but now the cloud has become the heart of the network connection, rather than the hard drive. The first time I saw a large corporation take to the cloud was back in the mid 2000s when Sun Microsystems
employees logged in to work remotely. That was long before Oracle acquired the company in 2010.
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