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cloud computing.
In this podcast, Microsoft developer Robert Anderson checks in from the Microsoft PDC 2008 in Los Angeles. Anderson, the chief technology officer for Microsoft partner Digipede Technologies in Oakland, Calif., says Windows Azure has a leg up on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, the Google App Engine and other cloud computing platforms. But when it comes to Windows 7, Microsoft has to do a lot more to move on from the "perceived failure" of Windows Vista.
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Microsoft unveils the cloud computing platform Windows Azure at PDC 2008.
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As expected, Microsoft started to talk up some details of its cloud computing strategy at its Professional Developers Conference.