cloud computing, Web Services, data
Public Data Goes on Amazon’s Cloud
Gregory T. Huang 12/4/08
Seattle-based Amazon Web Services announced today it is providing free access to centralized data sets in the Internet cloud. The Amazon subsidiary will host large data sets from genomics, bioinformatics, economics, U.S. Census information, and other areas, which researchers and developers can access from the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud software platform. The effort is intended to fuel innovation, accelerate the pace of new discoveries, and, of course, bring more users into Amazon’s cloud computing services.
Gregory T. Huang is the Editor of Xconomy Seattle. You can e-mail him at gthuang@xconomy.com or call 206-624-2249.
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