“Cloud” is a common metaphor for an Internet accessible infrastructure (e.g. data storage and computing hardware) which is hidden from users. Cloud Computing makes data truly mobile and a user can simply access a chosen cloud with any internet accessible device. In Cloud Computing, IT-related capabilities are provided as services, accessible without requiring detailed knowledge of the underlying technology. Thus, many mature technologies are used as components in Cloud Computing, but still there are many unresolved and open problems. This conference and workshop series, steered by the Cloud Computing Association, aims to bring together researchers who work on cloud computing and related technologies. Paper submission deadline : July 1st , 2010.

Important Dates

Submission deadline July 1st , 2010
Author notification Aug. 1st, 2010
Camera-ready manuscript Sept. 1st, 2010
Author registration Sept. 1st, 2010
Workshop proposal May. 1st, 2010


Keynote Speakers

Ian T. Foster, Director, CI, Distinguished Fellow, Argonne National Laboratory, IL, USA

Kai Hwang, Professor, IEEE Fellow, Director, Internet and Grid Comp. Lab., USC, USA