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> For large enterprises who already has an established IT organization
> and bulk equipment purchase, "Cloud Computing" still provides value in 2 circumstances :
>
> 1) As an "Overflow Buffer": Enterprise no
> longer need to over-provision their data center for the peak load.
> They just need to install equipment in-house for the average load.
> When peak load arrives, they just automatically provision additional
> resource from the cloud and redirect the excess load to those extra
> resource. This means huge equipment cost savings.
Generalizing a little, cloud resources can provide three kinds
of benefits:
1. extra capacity, e.g., for handling peak loads;
2. extra capability, e.g., more powerful servers or new services;
3. more cost-effective computing, e.g., for time-of-day based
cost of energy, off-load the work during peak tariff times
to resources located in time-zones with a lower tariff.
Gabriel
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