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• Why choose Amber computing & IT Services Ltd?

  Amber Computing & IT Services Ltd specialise in the provision of solutions based around Microsoft Servers, Workstations and Cloud services such as Office365 and accounting packages. . Amber Computing & IT Services Ltd are pleased to offer clients with annual support contracts a range of additional services.

• What is the meaning of the logo for Amber computing?

  Amber Computing is named after a very special golden retriever, Carlingford Silent Night, whose everyday name was Amber. Amber was a constant companion for Angus when he was setting up the company and therefore when it came to creating a company identity we chose the golden paw pad as our logo.

• Where can I find information about distributed computing and grid computing?

  ThinkQuesthas an excellenteducational sitewhich describes distributed computing, its history, and some of the current distributed computing projects in 2000. The site is available in English, Français, and Español. Read a detailed article about distributed and grid computing by ExtremeTech.

• What is the difference between high end computing and advanced computing?

  Generally, if a course is offered in this subject it is referring to advanced computer skills, while an agency that promotes advanced computing is likely talking about high-end computing. Advanced computing can describe a specific set of skills used on personal computers. High-performance computing, or HPC, is one meaning of advanced computing.

• What is urban computing and how is it different from ubiquitous computing?

  Urban computing uses many of the paradigms introduced by ubiquitous computing in that collections of devices are used to gather data about the urban environment to help improve the quality of life for people affected by cities.