Chillopedia | Cloud computing is becoming more and more popular with both consumers and companies, as we seek to expand our storage capacity far beyond what’s available on our laptops and computers. We already know that storing our files and work projects in cloud servers can be convenient and cost effective. But what about storing music?
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AWS and Microsoft may be arch rivals when it comes to competing for business in cloud storage and services, but when it comes to breaking ground in newer areas where volumes of data make a difference to how well the services work and creating systems that are easier to use, collaboration is key. Today, the two companies announced a new deep learning interface called Gluon, designed for developers of all abilities (not just AI specialists) to build and run machine learning models for their apps and other services.
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I just cant get with this cloud storage thing. I have a 2 tb drive on my home network where I put all music. I dont really listen to music on the go like that. I'll listen to a few records while waiting for a session to start in the studio or just to give me some motivation to make music. But I dont like the idea of my property stored on another server.