It wasn’t long ago that “cloud computing” was a marketing term being thrown around. And now? There’s been a marked shift towards cloud-based services. Research firm Gartner recently predicted that the market will grow 19.6 percent to $109 billion by the end of this year.

Does cloud computing still work on a stormy day? 51 percent of respondents think not. 

New guidelines, expected today from an E.U. panel on privacy, will give strong recommendations to European governments on whether to and how to adopt cloud computing. 

Cloud computing isn't a dark cloud any longer, as only 3% of survey takers think it's too risky of a venture.

While many companies are moving to cloud-based systems, they have to be careful that they don't fail to meet customer execrations.

A new report contends that the United States and Europe lag behind the rest of the world in cloud computing adoption.

The surveillance industry has seen a massive amount of innovation in the past decade. New technologies, revised efficiency requirements and an information-centric workforce all continue to demand new approaches. However, in most cases, these innovations – ranging from IP networks and remote access to intelligent search technology – lag several years behind similar advancements in the IT sector.