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RT @TechCrunch: Nearly Two Years Later, Nebula Launches A Mainframe Style "Cloud Computer" Built On OpenStack http://t.co/e9Mderj9GX by ...
April 02, 2013
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Nearly Two Years Later, Nebula Launches A Mainframe Style "Cloud Computer" Built On OpenStack
Nebula has launched its long awaited Nebula One, a hyped but often delayed integrated system that Co-Founder and former NASA CTO Christopher Kemp calls a "cloud computer" that takes mainframes and time sharing into the future with the cloud. Nebula launched at OSCON in 2011 with the goal of building systems that Kemp said would last "for generations to come."