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An investigation into the metaphor that fronts a controversial data infrastructure, The Cloud. Is the language around data infrastructure actually symbolic or representative of what floats above us in the sky? or is the role of this metaphor not to help us, but prevent us from understanding?
How is The Cloud as a data infrastructure symbolic or representative of what floats above us in the sky?
We interact with The Cloud frequently on a daily basis through social media, streaming services, data storage, email, etc. We rarely think about ho
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