In the technology world, March 2014 went out like a plan.
It may be no accident that in the last week of the year’s first quarter there were so many significant moves by big companies, particularly in giant systems of connected computers. Cloud computing and the Internet of Things, these moves suggest, are moving from their rough pioneering days to something bigger and more stable.
To consider just a few of the biggest moves over the week: Google harmonized its cloud computing business to a single entity, with a pricing model intended to hold customers by enticing them to build ever cheaper and more complex software.
The New York Times
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