computacion en la nube

Google contesta a Stallman: no existe la “computación descuidada”

Publicado por GUTL | 20 diciembre, 2010 4:07 pm. Hace 14 años | Categoría Noticias | Etiquetado como chrome, chrome os, cloud, cloud computing, computacion en la nube, google, internet, nube, open source y linux, richard, seguridad, sistemas operativos, software, stallman | Leído 1025 veces | Comentarios desactivados |

Google ha salido al paso de las críticas que el fundador de la Free Software Foundation, Richard Stallman, realizó la pasada semana contra el modelo cloud de Chrome OS.

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