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This document lists various cloud standards and cloud-based GIS providers. It includes the names and URLs of over 20 different companies that provide spatial data and mapping services through cloud computing platforms, such as Amazon, CartoDB, ESRI, Google, MapBox, and OpenStreetMap. It also cites two bibliographic references on cloud computing and GIS. The document is written in Romanian and concludes by thanking the reader.
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