OpenStack could be the Linux of the cloud
OpenStack has the potential to become as widely used in cloud computing as Linux in servers, according to Rackspace’s chief […]
OpenStack has the potential to become as widely used in cloud computing as Linux in servers, according to Rackspace’s chief […]
Google will be launching 1 Gbps (1000 Mbps) Internet connection in Kansas City, US. This will be run over fiber
Cloud computing is more than just a new set of technologies businesses can utilize — it is a new way
Virtualization and its many flavors has been one of the most dominating and influential technologies that has evolved over the
The Cloud Faceoff! The stage was set for a lively debate between public cloud rivals at GigaOM Structure in San
Does the rest of the cloud computing world really need to clone Amazon Web Services in order to succeed? Probably
It may be known to some as the Dropbox-for-the-enterprise, but Box.com could be forgiven for insisting on its own identity.
HP has now jumped on the bandwagon as a cloud service provider with HP Cloud. Here is an excerpts from
Google and Microsoft, two of the world’s largest technology firms, are raining blows on each other as they hard sell their
Gigaom has a nice article comparing the costs of hosting your website on Amazon Web Services or self-hosting your own
Anand Agarwal directs the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s vaunted Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, or CSAIL. His company Tilera
Cloud is the buzz of today and many people are getting very confused on what is the cloud. To put
Build on VMWare CloudFoundry, IronFoundry offers .NET support in the Cloud. Cloud Foundry is VMWare’s PaaS solution which is open
OpenStack is the future of Cloud computing. Founded by NASA and Rackspace it aims to provide a fully scalable open
From Gigaom’s article: The past few years have been nothing if not a boon for entrepreneurs looking to cash in
Mashable has a nice infographic on how Cloud Computing has changed businesses.
Recently published postcast on Ubuntu Cloud. This was recorded at Intel Cloud Summit. Conversations in the Cloud. Direct link to
If you want to test drive your own private cloud, try Ubuntu Cloud Live. It’s a 600 MB image, just
Ubuntu that it launched last week, to penetrate markets such as India where an impending launch of third generation (3G)