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Yottabyte Unveils Cloud Operating System
October 29, 2012
The software platform promises to turn commodity hardware and storage components into agile cloud-based datacenters. Read more…
The Shape of Enterprise Cloud Models in 2020
June 11, 2010
This week research firm BroadGroup suggested that by 2020 only 10 percent of all applications will remain within the private cloud for enterprise. To get to the heart of this statement, we discussed this and larger datacenter trends in enterprise with report author Marion Howard Healy. Read more…
The Hybrid Approach to Cloud Computing
May 24, 2010
A collaborative effort between Microsoft and DotNet Solutions released today discusses the hybrid model of cloud computing in depth and provides an overview of how it can function in the enterprise without adding cost or IT resource strains. Read more…
Hybrid Multi-Cloud Enablement — the Next Wave for Enterprise?
April 23, 2010
The ability to have, on-demand, a selection of cloud providers with easy transfer -- all based on which can best utilize resources to the maximum -- might be the next big thing for enterprise. Read more…
Realities of Private and Hybrid Clouds Aren’t What You’re Expecting
April 14, 2010
Private and hybrid couds answer session with Principal Analyst in Forrester Research’s Infrastructure & Operations practice, James Staten. Read more…
Clouds Envelop HPC
November 5, 2009
Cloud computing is swallowing the world and taking HPC with it. Read more…
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