Open Source in the Cloud

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Thomas spoke at The Act of Making Clouds event hosted by Software Association of Oregon and Portland State Business Accelerator. The event was Portland's most in depth discussion of cloud computing.

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Open Source Virtualization In the Cloud September 2009

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