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Key Mechanisms and Emerging Issues in Cloud

Maidine¹ et al., 2024

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11878717449406348052
Author
Maidine¹ K
El-Yahyaoui A
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Artificial Intelligence and High Performance Computing in the Cloud: Research and Application Challenges

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The rise in popularity and success of services based on cloud technology is evident. However, this growth has not been without its security challenges, which Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) must urgently address to earn the trust of their users. A critical area of …
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