Wyoming Closing Data Centers, Shifting To The Cloud
The State of Wyoming is closing its data centers and moving all of its data to the cloud, according to a report, in one of the biggest shifts by a state to offload its computing resources. According to the report, from Infoworld, Wyoming has begun shifting all of its data to the cloud--to things like Google Apps--as well as commercial colocation centers, in what will mean the discontinuation of most of the state's data center operations.
posted on Thursday, August 14, 2014
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