Thursday, March 1, 2018

Cloud computing was used for the very first time in the history of the Olympic Games for the competitions in Rio ahead of a cloud-only Games in Tokyo in 2020. 

The volunteer portal for the Rio events, as well as the accreditation and workforce systems were all hosted in a private cloud environment. According to Rio 2016 CIO Elly Resende, the system handled more than 300,000 credentials issued for the Games.

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<p>Cloud computing&nbsp;<a href="http://www.zdnet.com/article/rio-olympics-to-pioneer-cloud-use/" target="_blank">was used for the very first time in the history of the Olympic Games for the competitions in Rio</a> ahead of a cloud-only Games in Tokyo in 2020.&nbsp;</p><p>The volunteer portal for the Rio events, as well as the accreditation and workforce systems were all hosted in a private cloud environment. According to Rio 2016 CIO Elly Resende, the system handled more than 300,000 credentials issued for the Games.</p>
Together with Chinese Academy of Sciences, Alibaba Cloud has unleashed superconducting quantum computing services on its public cloud, running on a processor with 11 quantum bits of power.

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