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In some spheres the market is already swinging back towards the "private cloud", where the technologies hammered out from large scale cloud computing are availa
by flatline 13y ago
In some spheres the market is already swinging back towards the "private cloud", where the technologies hammered out from large scale cloud computing are available as commodity software and hardware solutions. And so the cycle continues...if innovation slows in one area, it will pick up in another. Perhaps it will be a net boon for the cloud in the long run; some other company opaquely housing your data has always been a problem, somewhat ironically, for government agencies, for instance, and certainly is for many private companies and individuals.
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- dragonwriter 13y agoThis is basically false as regards HIPAA, and I suspec the others as well. HIPAA from the outset has accommodated covered entities using third-party data service vendors under Business Associate Agreements, and there are cloud vendors prepared to operate under those, including Amazon.
- atonse 13y agoNot true regarding FERPA. We have a system on AWS and our clients are ok with it given our security measures.