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I don't think so
Software falls further behind hardware every year.
From where I seat software is not so much behind.
In just a few years the hardware becomes inadequate to handle all the software we install.
There is also plenty of software that can not be deployed because of the hardware lack of proper resources.
Heck, even today's 'cloud' like file sharing is limited by broadband speed and disk space not software.
Posted by: Linux Geek   Posted on: 10/08/09  (Edited: 10/08/2009 @ 07:22) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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I don't think so  Linux Geek | 10/08/09
And at this point that is the "clouds" Achilles heal...nt  socialism=nowhere | 10/08/09
This guy isn't saying anything  CobraA1 | 10/08/09
I think I recognize your style  FrankleeMiDeer | 10/08/09
How Bloatware Happens  FrankleeMiDeer | 10/08/09
It's about productivity  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 10/08/09
I wish people still used C and Assembler.  twaynesdomain | 10/09/09
RE: Moore's Law of Software is the key to the cloud  mick@... | 10/08/09
That's why the book is Moore's Lore  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 10/08/09
Urquhart says clouds are part of the answer.  twaynesdomain | 10/09/09
RE: Moore's Law of Software is the key to the cloud  OKWHEN | 10/09/09
RE: Moore's Law of Software is the key to the cloud  barquiero | 10/09/09
RE: Moore's Law of Software is the key to the cloud  twaynesdomain | 10/09/09

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