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Cloud infrastructure / OpenStack / Ubuntu / Nebula / Fedora / Software as a service / Cloud.com / Cloud computing / Centralized computing / Computing
Date: 2013-07-20 00:22:49
Cloud infrastructure
OpenStack
Ubuntu
Nebula
Fedora
Software as a service
Cloud.com
Cloud computing
Centralized computing
Computing

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