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The Cloud Is Over Most People’s Heads
September 5, 2012
Recent surveys show that most people are woefully unfamiliar with cloud technologies. Read more…
Cloud.com, OpenStack and the Longevity of the Cloud Brand
December 1, 2011
For decades, the distributed computing architecture now known as cloud suffered a branding problem. Will the cloud label suffer the same fate? Read more…
Citrix: Cloud to Carry Xen Against VMware
October 27, 2008
Vice president for special products at Citrix, Ian Pratt discusses how the company hopes to make headway in the virtualization market. Read more…
Will Virtual Iron Stop the VMware Freight Train?
October 22, 2008
Although Virtual Iron launched a server virtualization product in 2006 -- and claims 2,000 clients -- its profile so far remains low. Read more…
Weigh Up Your Virtual Options
October 16, 2008
IT managers need to carefully evaluate their own plans before deciding which virtualization vendor provides the best match for their strategy. Read more…
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