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• IDC Predictions 2010 Webcast Q&A

  
  IDC eXchange — Authority: 99
  On Thursday’s IDC Predictions 2010 webcast , our line to the On24 service dropped just a few questions into the Q&A session. We captured all the questions, and – as promised – we are posting answers to them here on IDC eXchange.  Many thanks to my IDC colleagues who contributed to these Q&A responses. ...
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• Dell Bets $450 Million On Cloud Moves

  
  MSPmentor — Authority: 431
  Over the past few years, Dell has made multiple software acquisitions. You remember the names — Silverback, Everdream, etc. But now, Dell Cloud Evangelist Barton George is starting to tell people how those deals fit together into a $450 million cloud and SaaS (software as a service) push. First, a little ...
  2 days ago

• Cloud Computing in a purple box … with DB2 on it

  
  FreeDB2.com — Authority: 99
  IBM WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance is a hardware based appliance with a catalog of IBM middleware that can be easily deployed on to private cloud infrastructure. Version 1.1 can now deploy complete application infrastructure that includes WebSphere Application server clusters and DB2 Enterprise database servers.
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• Appistry Customer Clearent Named InfoWorld 100 Award Winner

  
  Appistry Blog — Authority: 109
  Long time Appistry customer, Clearent  was named by CIO Magazine as a InfoWorld 100 Award winner  for the development of the Clearent payment processing system as one of the top 100 IT projects of 2009.  We are proud to say, the Clearent system is powered by Appistry CloudIQ Platform. CIO Magazine reports: ...
  3 days ago

• Head in the Clouds. Feet on the Ground.

  
  Energy Matters — Authority: 92
                                                           We’re seeing lots of ink (old school I know butI think of pixels as ink) about Private Cloud. Lots of opinion and some reality. You may even hear words like “tectonic shift in IT”, which makes youwonder if ...
  4 days ago

• 37,000 Desktops called and they want their VDI back

  
  Christopher Kusek, Technology Evangelist — Authority: 118
  If you knew how many various different titles I thought through before deciding on that one, you might say ‘You have too much time on your hands!’ though seriously, I went through thousands of options in the minute I thought about this.   The point of this is – Did you know that a company which owns a ...
  1 week ago

• DISA Private Cloud Story

  
  ScienceLogic — Authority: 116
  Went to a great talk today: “DOD & Cloud Computing. Rapid Access Computing Environment (RACE) – A Case Study” conducted by Henry J. Sienkiewicz who is the Technical Program Director (and probably chief evangelist) of Computing Services in DISA. What does he evangelize? DISA’s highly publicized and ...
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• Like Herding Cats? No, Cloud Computing Doesn’t Have to Be

  
  Appistry Blog — Authority: 109
  The SOA Consortium has been hosting SOA & enterprise architecture end user panels at Gartner’s AADI conference   for the last couple of years. This year they’re introducing a Cloud Computing panel. This session will address cloud computing as it goes beyond use cases in the realms of: the simplistic (email ...
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• Cloud is the Gift That Keeps On Giving

  
  Lori MacVittie — Authority: 490
  Ultimately the CAPEX vs OPEX arguments over public and private cloud computing are irrelevant. Business-value is the only metric that really counts. B renda Michelson , Principal of Elemental Links , writes “ elemental cloud computing ” recently tweeted: “100k buys way more public, than private, ...
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• Public Vs. Private Clouds: Which Cloud Wins?

  
  The SiliconANGLE — Authority: 144
  First, I just want to say that it’s a pleasure to be blogging for SiliconANGLE’s community.  I hope to pass on some of my insight and knowledge in hopes that you will read it and either put it in practice, challenge me, or simply make me see another point of view. This past year has been quite chaotic in the ...
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• Twisted Storage: Open Source Cloud Storage

  
  The VAR Guy — Authority: 506
  It’s not often that we get to talk to one-man reseller operations here at The VAR Guy, let alone one-man software vendors. Regardless, when Chuck Wegrzyn, CTO of the solely-owned-and-operated Twisted Storage , told us that his open-source cloud storage product does everything ParaScale can, but for free, The VAR ...
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• To Paraphrase Spock – Eat Well, and Prosper!

  
  Daryl Plummer — Authority: 401
  The days of thanks begin at birth. For the few things we adults see as thankful-giving are echoed in the heart of the giving that came when we were put together as children. So conceive again the child… Conceive every day the living breath… Conceive again the joy of light seen through eyes not blinded by ...
  2 weeks ago

• Fly “Clear” through the Cloud and Learn a Lesson about Fear

  
  Daryl Plummer — Authority: 401
  Lots of questions are starting to come in about whether or not information in the cloud will be safe. We all worry from time to time about some level of privacy of our information. But here is a real-world non-cloud example that illustrates exactly the nightmare scenario of fear and what has been done about it. Anyone ...
  2 weeks ago

• Government agencies still skeptical on the public cloud

  
  The Network Hub — Authority: 118
  Government agencies aren’t likely to move their core data to the cloud just yet partially because they can’t be sure their data won’t be moved to servers across state lines where different regulations could apply to how it can be accessed or stored. If cloud service providers want to lure government agencies, ...
  2 weeks ago

• In the Cloud, the Unthinkable is Just Mission Difficult, Not Mission Impossible

  
  Daryl Plummer — Authority: 401
  Wow. A great article by Mike Elgan on the impermanence of the web and the cloud was a treat to read and an eye opener to anyone who forgets that all things go through cycles of maturity (See The Wikipedia Exodus Is the Least of Our Worries). Mike correctly notes that we are all relying more heavily than ever on ...
  2 weeks ago

• What is the Future of Servers?

  
  StorageIOblog — Authority: 120
  Recently I provided some comments and perspectives on the future of servers in an article over at Processor.com . In general, blade servers will become more ubiquitous, that is they wont go away, rather become more common place with even higher density processors with more cores and performance along with ...
  2 weeks ago

• Stoneware: Developing & Selling Private Cloud Software

  
  Barton's Blog — Authority: 116
  At the cloud expo in Santa Clara earlier this  month I ran into Rick German , CEO of Stoneware, Inc .  I had previously heard of Stoneware since they are partnering with Dell on a cloud offering for education but I knew that was just one area in which they played.  I sat down with Rick and learned about all ...
  2 weeks ago

• Adam of Oracle talks about Oracle VM and the Cloud

  
  Barton's Blog — Authority: 116
  A couple of weeks ago on the show floor of Cloud Computing Expo in Santa Clara I ran into Adam Hawley , Director of product management for Oracle VM .  When Adam finished his stint in the Oracle booth he sat down with me to talk about what was going on at Oracle in the world of virtualization and the cloud. ...
  3 weeks ago

• Did HP respond to EMC and Cisco VCE with Microsoft HyperV bundle?

  
  StorageIOblog — Authority: 120
  Last week EMC and Cisco along with Intel and VMware created the VCE collation along with a consumption model based service joint venture called Acadia . In other activity last week, HP made several announcements including: Improvements in sensing technologies StorageWorks enhancements (SVSP, IBRIX, ...
  3 weeks ago

• Google Releases new Initiative called “Google Stop”

  
  Daryl Plummer — Authority: 401
  On the heels of its recent release of the new programming language “ Google Go ” ( See Gartner Analyst Ray Valdes’ take ), the Mountainview behemoth has trumped itself with today’s release of “Google Stop”.  Unlike “Go” which is a high productivity and fast system programming language, “Stop” is ...
  3 weeks ago

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