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India, the Future Global Hub for Cloud Computing

India can provide 8000 customer for Amazon, a big daddy in information technology's hottest area - cloud but a key element of cloud infrastructure - data centres which they cannot have in India as the foreign customer would not let their data stored in India’s centre so that Indian customer use it and make it less feasible. As per the state of infrastructure and data security laws in the country, customers did not want to take a risk.
So, Amazon has to stick with its data centres in Singapore and let serve its growing number of Indian clients from the city state, just like Google, Rackspace, Citrix, and Facebook.

Oracle already has a 67 percent market leadership in the database market globally. Now Oracle comes up with newer opportunities for its latest offering in database solutions—Oracle Database 12c, which the company claims is the first database designed for the cloud.

The Oracle Database 12c has a multi-tenant architecture that consolidates databases onto the cloud; without the need to change applications.

Oracle Database 12c introduces 500 additional features and can benefit customers deploying private database clouds and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) vendors looking for a multi-tenant model.

“Oracle multitenant works with all Oracle database features, including real application clusters, partitioning, data guard, compression, automatic storage management, real application testing, transparent data encryption, database vault, etc,” informed Niraj Kaushik, VP, Alliances & Channels, Oracle.

World's first flying car, developed in 1949 by an American designer, Moulton Taylor, is up for sale for nearly $1 million. The unique Aerocar could not only fly, it was designed to drive on roads, too. The flight system could be removed and towed by the car, then easily reassembled.

How many of you want one of these?