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Cloud computing is an increasingly broad topic that encompasses everything from Google Apps to data center services to virtualization to software-, infrastructure- and platform-as-a service. Technology executives are increasingly interested in cloud computing as a way to save money. Nevertheless, cloud adoption remains in the single digits amid security concerns. Rest assured that cloud computing is a game changer. Key players include: IBM, HP, Google, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Salesforce.com, NetSuite, VMware as well as dozens of others.
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Gravitant appeals to 'just in time' mindset
Cloud integrator expands services for organizations that need short-term cloud processing or infrastructure capacity.
NetApp hovers around fiscal Q4 revenue target; cutting 900 jobs
UPDATED: NetApp's CEO discusses with ZDNet more about 2014 goals and cost-cutting measures -- including approximately 900 layoffs worldwide.
Microsoft's Xbox One: What's Windows got to do with it?
Microsoft's Xbox One home-entertainment console, available later this year, has ties to Windows 8 and Windows Azure.
When big data invades your home
Big data buzz is all around us in the data center, in the cloud, and in the news but is it possible that someday we'll use big data at home too? Could be.
VMware intros vCloud Hybrid Service to bridge cloud with datacenters
"Seamlessness starts with the software-defined datacenter," according to VMware's CEO.
Hortonworks releases its Hadoop for Windows distribution
Hortonworks has released its open-source implementation of its Hadoop implementation for Windows, paving the way for Microsoft to deliver its own Hadoop software and services.
Why does Flickr offer 1TB of storage for free yet charge $499/yr for 2TB?
The answer is that Yahoo! doesn't expect many Flickr users to use anywhere near the 1TB they are offering.
NeoNova expands and relocates
Over the past two years, the cloud integrator has added 50 new jobs across the United States.
Tibco launches integration platform Cloud Bus
The category, dubbed iPaaS, uses Tibco's Cloud Bus to integrate software as a service applications along with on-premise software.
First Windows XP now Exchange 2003: What happens when the clock stops on support?
While all the focus has been on Microsoft pulling the plug on Windows XP support, next April is also going to be zero hour for the veteran email server.
Dell spikes VMware public cloud and OpenStack plans for partner services
Dell gives its infrastructure as a service ambitions the flick.
Microsoft to launch Australian Azure hosting region
After previously dismissing data sovereignty as a non-issue, Australian customers will have the option to consume Windows Azure services through local datacentres, at some unknown point in the future.
Does a 'fiscal cliff' await software vendors switching to cloud?
No one in the industry is talking about any fears they may be having about the cloud -- at least not out loud.
Zoho's IT management arm addresses cloud password challenge
ManageEngine, which develops a broad range of automation and monitoring tools, adds extensive cloud services and apps support to password service software.
Desktone DaaS supports private, public and hybrid clouds
Desktop as a Service is a cloud model that hasn't caught on the way Desktone and others would have liked. Where and how data is stored and who has access to it has been of concern. Desktone has enhanced its offerings to make this choice more acceptable to everyone.