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What Eucalyptus' 'suckerfish' success means for Amazon

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What Eucalyptus' 'suckerfish' success means for Amazon

While Amazon Web Services (AWS) may reject the private cloud, Eucalyptus' success may give it a way to have its public cloud cake and eat the private cloud too.

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