Fog computing (FC) has emerged as a complementary solution to the centralized cloud infrastructure. An FC node is available in closer proximity to users and extends cloud services to the edge of the ...

The difference between virtualization and cloud computing is simple enough, once you understand both terms. I hate burying the lede, so I’m going to give you the briefest answer I can right now: ...

Grid Computing is basically an infrastructure which provides high computational capacity to the distributed system by making use of widely geographically distributed resources. The resources in grid ...

NexQloud, a Palo Alto-based startup, proposes a radical departure: a decentralized network that transforms small devices into a global computing grid.