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10 Cloud Predictions for 2011 from Forrester's James Staten
Forrester analyst James Staten has compiled his list of ten cloud computing (or, more specifically, infrastructure-as-a-service) predictions for 2011. Staten sees hosted private clouds and community clouds being increasingly
Opani: Social Supercomputing in the Cloud
Opani is a cloud platform for analyzing large data sets. The idea is that you upload your data and then Opani helps you determine how many servers you need to
Frustrated, Three Banks Form Alliance To Forge Ahead Into Cloud Computing
Frustrated with high maintenance costs, three of the world's largest banks are forming a technology buying alliance to forge ahead into cloud computing. According to Jeanne Capachin of IDC Insights
Weekly Poll: Are the 3 Common Acronyms for Cloud Services Sufficient?
The three acronyms most commonly associated with cloud computing - SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS - are becoming so ubiquitous that it seems less important to spell them out in their
Ex-NASA CTO Launches OpenStack Appliance Company Nebula
Today at OSCon former NASA CTO Chris Kemp announced his new company Nebula, which will sell an OpenStack based appliance for cloud computing. The appliances are based on the
How Do You Handle Data Integration in the Cloud?
At times it feels like the concept of cloud computing is as ephemeral as a towering cumulus cloud on a summer day. It passes by, changes shape and looks different
Weekly Poll: Do We Need a Cloud Bill of Rights?
Incidents have surfaced in the past few months that point to the need for unified guidelines or what some would call a cloud computing bill of rights. The latter
14 Cloud Computing Predictions for 2011 from Chirag Mehta and R "Ray" Wang
Cloud computing blogger Chirag Mehta and Constellation Research Group principal analyst R "Ray" Wang published today a list of their cloud computing predictions for 2011. The pair sees public
Facebook Puts On Suit, Dances With Salesforce.com
At big events, PR likes to put out some info prior to the event under embargo, but save something exciting for the Keynote. Well I guess that was Sheryl Sandberg,
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