GravityZoo announced today its Mobile Relaunch at Le Mobile
2.0. GravityZoo will be solely focusing on the implementation of its
Cloud Computing technology for the delivery of Cloud Services to mobile
devices with AppZoo. Please read the press release for more information or visit the new GravityZoo website to read more about AppZoo at http://www.gravityzoo.com.

Today GravityZoo proudly announced the public release of the MediaZoo source code. Together with this we have also launched DevelZoo, a developer’s gateway for GravityZoo application development. The MediaZoo project can be found on Google Code.

Last Thursday we joined CloudCamp in Brussels, Belgium. It was a very dynamic and interesting event with many different definitions of Cloud Computing floating around. The most companies present and people we met were focusing on the infrastructure layer of Cloud Computing i.e. scaling and optimizing the Data Centre with virtualization of existing Operating Systems and automation of tasks.

In my first Blog on Cloud Computing, I stated that Cloud Computing is one of the corner stones of Ambient Intelligence. Put differently Cloud Computing in the context of Ambient Intelligence requires the gathering of Ubiquitous computing and communication, and intelligent user friendly interfaces.

In the past I have been blogging about Ambient Intelligence. A concept that I believe provides a glimpse of what tomorrow’s information society may look like. Today one can see that the term Cloud Computing is used more often to represent a glimpse on the future of computing.

The MediaZoo private beta has been very successful so far. Hundreds of users from over 25 countries have joined. At present MediaZoo runs very stable, a direct result of the beta testers that caused the discovery and fixing of minor bugs and a major memory leak in The GravityZoo Cloud OS.

As you know GravityZoo is very supportive towards the Open Source philosophy. We are at the moment preparing to make MediaZoo Open Source soon. This once we have cleaned up some 10.000 lines of code and realized a public developer infrastructure.

Due to an overwhelming interest in invites and the pressure on the invite system a bug popped up and it has already been solved. It’s possible that some of the first (100) invites sent are invalid by now. We already send all users from the first invite request batch a new one.

Today GravityZoo announced the start of the MediaZoo private beta. The team has put in a ton of hard work to get us here and now it’s your turn to experience playing your music in the Cloud in a new and unique way.

In the past four days I have been cruising through Silicon Valley going from downtown San Francisco to San Jose, to Palo Alto, to Santa Clara and back to downtown San Francisco. And this for almost three days in a row.

The 1st day in SF was about meeting the group of Dutch entrepreneurs that joined this trip. Talk to a couple of them. Some are really technology driven, others are about semantic dissemination of information and some are about marketing & sales. Quite a divers bunch of companies.