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my question is probably too far down in the weeds for general interest, but would love to hear your thoughts about the implications of cloud computing for the network. seems like lots of bandwidth (lan and wan) will be required to support the cloud environment, but haven’t seen much written about it. fror example, how will cloud servicec providers ensure fast, reliable connectivity:
- between the client enterprise and the service provider’s “cloud datacenter”?
- among server/storage datacenter elements within a cloud?
- cloud-to-cloud for geographically distributed cloud services?
thanks
bill

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