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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Google Chrome OS: Dawn of the Cloud Computing era!
I guess you may have read our research paper where we describe the fundamental shift from Daap–>IaaP. This is what Google is bringing to us. This is perfect timing from Google. When founders Sergey and Larry approached Eric Schmidt on [...]
Posted in 2009, Cloud, Computing, Economy, Emerging Trends, Markets, Microsoft
Tagged Chrome, Google
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Riverbed buys competitor Expand Networks
Both companies have technology to speed the transmission of data across wide area networks (WAN). Riverbed is publicly-owned, led by CEO Jerry Kennelly, and on a roll with its Steelhead WAN optimising appliance. It earned $102m in its third 2009 [...]
RightScale to support Microsoft Azure!
MICROSOFT PDC09, LOS ANGELES – Nov. 17, 2009 – RightScale®, Inc., the leader in cloud computing management, today announced planned support for the Windows Azure platform. This support will enable customers to deploy RightScale-managed applications to Windows Azure and [...]
Storage vendors beware: Meet the biggest DRAM Flash storage on the planet!
The revolution has started and spinning disks will die. As large storage vendors will clamor for space and try to retain the existing customers, these customers would have kicked every spinning disk out of the data center. As Cloud [...]
CapGemini about to lose a €230 Million contract; Unstable Data Center the main reason!
Unstable Data Center was the main cause for this possible reversal of the large contract. Before anyone jumps to conclusion I must say this at the defense of all large outsourcing parties that these are truly difficult times. We really [...]
Posted in 2009, Cloud, Computing, DataCenter, Economy, Markets, Microsoft, Storage
Tagged Capgemini, Outsourcing
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Cloud Computing Survey: IT shops don’t want to buys servers anymore!
This is very consistent with my experience with many customers lately I am talking to directly where IT managers and even system engineers are happy to have the stuff consolidated and have it shipped and packing to some cool managed [...]
Posted in 2009, Cloud, Computing, Strategy, Virtualization
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Data Center Build Out is hot in Europe; Trend to stay hot until 2015!
Not surprisingly though, although that research firm is missing out on some really big sector, especially emerging markets where both U.S and Europe based companies are investing heavily in Data Center Build Out. Not only that many local operators and [...]
Google’s Director of Enterprise Solutions Interviewed; Cloud Computing plans unveiled
Interview is kind of corporate like and boring and thus interesting to the black/white corporate guys
Q: Does Google have a name for its cloud computing platform?
Glotzbach: Where we really started in terms of a commercialized offering, in what [...]
Posted in 2009, Cloud, Computing, DataCenter, Markets, Microsoft, Storage, Strategy
Tagged Google
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RWW explains Cloud Computing in plain english
Funny and nice.
Cloud computing is one of those topics that confuses and confounds people. Larry Ellison loves to poke at it. It’s the hot topic so it is refreshing to see Lee once again explain the topic in simple terms [...]
Posted in 2009, Cloud, Computing, DataCenter, Globalization
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Verizon mocks At&T with Misfit Toys Ad
Watch it yourself