Inside Equinix's SY3 datacentre: photos
Datacentre provider Equinix yesterday officially launched its US$65 million SY3 datacentre in south Sydney, complementing its SY1 and SY2 centres located nearby.
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Although it could lose customers due to its no-vendor lock-in policy, Rackspace has opened up the ability to move VMware workloads to and from its datacentres.
We first failed at cloud because we were closed: IBM
IBM has claimed that the first generation of cloud services failed horribly because everyone in the industry tried to do it their own way.
Microsoft begins offering free Azure training for researchers
In a bid to help researchers use its Azure platform, Microsoft has begun offering free training.
Eight tips for migrating to the cloud
Migrating services to the cloud can be a daunting task, especially if organisations haven't done so before. ZDNet Australia looks into what organisations can do to best prepare themselves for the process.
Melbourne uni eyes cloud use for data hall
The University of Melbourne is in the final stages of completing a second research-focused datacentre hall on its main campus, which will cater for not only its own researchers but potentially add to a national research cloud.
AUSTRAC trusts vendors on core, not cloud
Australia's anti-money laundering centre AUSTRAC has relaxed its security concerns over the use of off-the-shelf solutions for its core systems refresh, saying that it can trust IT vendors — but it is yet to do the same for the cloud.
Cost reductions not the biggest driver for cloud adoption: IBM
Despite many touting that moving to the cloud eliminates all the maintenance and support cost of owning your own servers, that's not why industry leaders are doing it, according to IBM.
Cloud responsible for 'The revenge of the customer' era: IBM
Forget all the promises of cloud bringing cost savings — it's developed a monster generation of consumers that want services yesterday, and tailored specifically for them.
CSG takes Qld water firm to the cloud
Queensland water-services and waste water-services company Unitywater has outsourced its IT services to CSG for the next three years.