Esri today rolled out an ambitious cloud offering for government and enterprise customers that allows users to create data-driven maps and map services without ArcGIS servers or desktop software.
Now six years old, the KPMG has introduced an online resource that examines how tax authorities in 18 different countries are dealing with the challenge of taxing cloud computing services.
The new resource, Country Perspectives on Taxing the Cloud, at www.kpmg.com/taxingthecloud, is designed to help users and providers of cloud computing services as they plan their operations and activities and work to manage their tax exposure while gaining the desired benefits from this new technology.
In the new online tool, KPMG member firms worldwide offer insights into how tax authorities across the globe are approaching the challenge of analyzing cloud computing from a tax perspective by examining the local country provisions in place, the likely interpretations under such provisions, and the potential taxes associated with cloud transactions…
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Green House Data, a leading provider of sustainable cloud hosting and colocation services, today announced that its Green House Data Cloud service has achieved 
At a pre-Computex press release event, technology developer Asus announced their version of a unified cloud-computing solution, called Asus Open Cloud Computing (AOCC). Described as a "total solution for the ubiquitous cloud computing era," the Asus cloud offering appears to be a mashup of existing solutions into a more cohesive total package. But while those in attendance were curious enough about Asus’ supposedly next-gen solution, it was the company’s rollout of devices that drew the most buzz.