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Randy Bias: 2011 top cloud computing leaders

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Honorable mention: Randy Bias

Often controversial but always worth listening to, Randy Bias -- co-founder and CTO of Cloudscaling, blogger and consultant -- was the technical visionary at GoGrid and built the world's first multi-cloud, multi-platform cloud management framework at CloudScale Networks.

Previously nominated as honorable mention, Sam Johnston and Chris Weitz

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