Hot on the heels of its announcement that cloudy Widows Server instances are now available in its EC2 service, Amazon Web Services has started to court developers whose applications run on Microsoft’s servers. The cloudy company’s pitch is that if an ISV’s app is in the AWS marketplace, ISVs can get into the software-as-a- …

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Wednesday 5th December 2012 09:55 GMT Adrian Jones

Cloudy Widow Service?

The mind boggles!

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Wednesday 5th December 2012 13:56 GMT Aaron Em

Widows server, eh?

Would that be the one with the Orphans client?

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