Cloud Computing with DNA Cognitive Architecture in the Context of Turing's "Unsinkable" Titanic Machine

Cloud computing deals with accessing services and resources in distributed environments needed to perform functions with dynamically changing needs. The cloud provides a virtualization of resources that maintains and manages itself. The DIME Network Architecture was introduced as a new approach to handle dynamic aspects of cloud computing, i.e., self-repairs, auto-scaling, live-migration, end-to-end service transaction security, and so on. It was hypothesized that for such self-reference features, conventional Turing machines fall short. In this paper, we investigate this claim in more depth.