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In Pictures: 10 Cloud predictions for 2013
Here are 10 predictions for what we’ll see happening in Cloud computing in 2013.
Amazon competitors will begin to fall
Experts say many companies that jumped into the public cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) market will not survive 2013. "It’s very hard to play in the Amazon game," says John Treadway, vice president of Cloud Technology Partners. "The margins are small and if you don’t offer a differentiating value, you are likely going to fail."
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