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Services Symposium: Cloud or No Cloud, the Laws of Physics Still Apply

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Bandwidth is not infinite and certainly not free, latency is bound by speed of light, and storage density is increasing. How will all this affect your architecture? In this final session, we discuss emerging patterns that take into account the physical aspects of a cloud-based application.

Gianpaolo Carraro

Tags: Advanced, Azure, Symposium

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