ICT Revision

ICT Revision

Cloud Computing
1. cloud storage
  1. This is where data is saved on external servers rather than the users hard drive
    1. The external servers are called HOSTS and are owned by a hosting company.
  2. Examples
    1. Dropbox
    2. Google cloud
    3. Microsoft-One D
  3. Cloud users can then, provided by their host, access
    1. Data
    2. Storage
    3. Software
  4. accessibility
    1. They do not directly access servers
    2. Web browsers and mobile apps are easy ways to access cloud
2. Benefits
  1. Cost
    1. You only pay for the storage you use not how much it costs to maintain the hardrives
  2. Availability
    1. This data can be received anywhere you can get connection to the internet.
3. Drawbacks
  1. Reliability
    1. It depends on how reliable the host of your data is
  2. Software
    1. The company may not be using the latest and fastest versions
  3. Security
    1. No control over the stored files, trust is required
  4. Potential low performance
    1. The speed of accessing data may be slower than if you installed it yourself.
Ubiquitous computing
1. Examples
  1. Buildings
    1. Alarms/security system
    2. Cat-flaps
      1. Scans for the correct RFID chips so it only opens for your animal
  2. Appliances
    1. Phones
    2. Fridge
      1. The RFID chip can also be used to order and scan groceries within this allowing you to have constant stock of an item
  3. People
    1. Pace Makers
    2. Hearing aid
  4. Clothing
    1. NikeFit +
    2. Heated Jackets
  5. Vehicles
    1. Sat-nav
    2. Radio
2. RFID Chips
  1. Radio Frequency Identification chips
  2. Used in everyday processes for efficiency
  3. Similar to a bar code however it does not need to be scanned
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