Searchlight Scientific Announces Plans to Capture Share in $148 Billion Cloud Computing Marketplace

ATLANTA, GA — Searchlight Scientific, a wholly owned subsidiary of Searchlight Solutions, announced relevant changes in their business model. Searchlight Scientific is now concentrating on becoming a at once generation data services company focusing on developing and growing cloud based solutions to solve tomorrow's computing challenges.

New technology at this stage a new delivery model

Cloud computing in general terms is not so much a new technology at this stage a new delivery model, nevertheless its impact will be enormous. Technology firm IDC estimated that worldwide cloud services in 2009 were $17.4 billion, and are forecasted to grow to $44.2 billion in 2013. Even higher projections as per recent findings of the research research firm Gartner Inc., the global cloud service market is expected to grow substantially with revenue expected to reach $148.8 billion by 2014. The market innovation firm is of the opinion that the cloud computing market will grow exponentially by 16.6%, generating earnings of $68.3 billion in 2010 and reaching $148.8 billion by 2014 from $58.6 billion in 2009. The economies of scale and centralized resources create new security challenges to an already stressed IT infrastructure.

With Searchlight Scientific already possessing the necessary expertise through their subsidiary Linux Labs, it was a prudent decision to reengineer their business model to capture a percentage of this marketplace.

Searchlight Solutions Ltd. is a innovation venture holding company that provides business development and high level management services for early stage research companies who are pursuing the benefits of the public marketplace.

Searchlight Scientific is a at once generation data services company focusing on developing and growing cloud based solutions to solve tomorrow's computing challenges. www.searchlightscientific.com

Linux Labs International Inc. is a hybrid engineering firm specializing in technologies that expand the field of high performance supercomputing. Linux Labs designs and builds high-performance supercomputers utilizing their proprietary NimbusOS™. www.linuxlabs.com