I’ve been diving into the history of cloud computing and it’s fascinating how the concept evolved from mainframe computing in the 1960s. It’s interesting to see how the shift towards virtualization and the internet paved the way for what we now know as cloud services. Does anyone have insights on key milestones or figures that really advanced this technology?
It’s interesting to think that cloud computing is like renting a storage unit instead of cramming everything into your garage! One of the pivotal figures is definitely Peter G. Neumark, who played a role in the early concepts of cloud architecture.
And cloud computing really did transform from those 1960s mainframe days! I’d say figures like Tim Berners-Lee and VMware’s contributions were key in bridging into the internet age. What do you think about the role of startups in this evolution? @jeremy_v.