Free “Cloud Computing & AJAX” Session by Amazon’s Jeff Barr on October 22, in San Jose, California

Cloud Computing isn’t just another buzzword: this session will look at what the industry is up to, Amazon is up to, and especially how people are innovating in the cloud. Buzzwords aside, virtualized (cloud) computing is a disruptive game changer at both technical and business levels, as you’ll learn. Amazon Senior Evangelist Jeff Barr will review Amazon’s multi-year effort to provide software developers and entrepreneurs with the technical and business innovations which allow them to build cost-effective, highly-scalable web applications.

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