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September 30, 2009

Library of Congress Tests the Federal Cloud with DuraSpace Project

Federal News Radio's Francis Rose interviews LC's Bill LeFurgy about DuraSpace, a pilot project to store some LC records in the federal cloud. You can listen to the 14 minute interview here. Hat tip to ResourceShelf. For recent federal cloud computing developments, see LLB's Securing the Federal Cloud. [JH]

September 30, 2009 in Information Technology | Permalink

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