CLOUD LOGIX

Brand Owner Address Description
CLOUDLOGIX HOSTWAY CORPORATION 8th Floor 100 N. Riverside Chicago IL 60606 CLOUD LOGIX;Cloud computing featuring software for use in enabling others to provide software applications as a service over the Internet.; Computer services, namely, creating, maintaining, designing and implementing web sites for others and hosting the web site of others on a computer server for a global computer network; Computer services, namely, integration of computer software into multiple systems and networks; Computer services, namely, remote and on-site management of cloud computing systems and applications for others; Computer services, namely, remote management of computer applications for others; Hosting of web sites; Hosting the software, websites and other computer applications of others on a virtual private server; Hosting the web sites of others on a computer server for a global computer network; Hosting websites on the Internet; Providing a web hosting platform for providing software applications as a service over the Internet.; Software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for use in the subscription, access, and utilization of various software applications over the Internet;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A sterilization apparatus wherein one or more electron beam tubes are used to direct electron beams into an ambient gaseous environment to create an electron plasma cloud into which non-sterile target objects may be moved. The electron plasma cloud is formed by interaction of the electron beam with the ambient atmosphere. Helium or other like gaseous may be used to expand the effective volume of the electron plasma cloud. Manipulators are used to move target objects in the electron plasma cloud, exposing non-sterile surfaces to the cloud and then joining the surfaces together where appropriate. The beam tube used to generate the electron beam has a thin low energy absorbing window which allows relatively low energy beams to be used, minimizing damage to materials within the surface of the target objects.