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Oracle CEO Larry Ellison calls cloud computing 'nonsense'
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison goes off on cloud computing in this highly entertaining video, even ripping the VC "nitwits" on Sand Hill Road who are funding companies in the space. Ellison primarily takes on the buzz word, repeatedly calling cloud computing "water vapor."
"All it is is a computer attached to a network," he said. Great stuff, via TechCrunch.
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