Panda Launches First-Ever Cloud-Based Antivirus

April 30, 2009


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4 Responses to “Panda Launches First-Ever Cloud-Based Antivirus”

  1. Person on April 30th, 2009 12:46 pm

    So, it’s still using your processor and your memory to scan files on your hard drive…storing definition files on an off site server makes this “cloud” based? Whatever…

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