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What's New in the Cloud

After a general introduction to the Wolfram Cloud, we'll talk about what's new in the world of cloud notebooks and beyond. Some of the highlights are TeX input, video support and rendering of external notebooks from a URL or notebook expression. New core functionality includes system modeling and a new, robust implementation of CloudExpression. We'll also take a brief look at the ongoing "containerization" of the cloud architecture, which will be particularly interesting for Wolfram Enterprise Private Cloud (EPC).

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