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Cloud

ReadWriteCloud covers the movement of processing power and storage away from local servers and into the data center, exploring the implications of this seismic shift.

Unit4 and the XaaS economy

The XaaS Economy is Here: How Well Are You Serving Your Customers?

We recently commissioned an independent global study of senior management and C-suite executives that looked at the business model changes […]

Stephan Sieber / Jun 22, 2018 / Cloud / Platforms / Tech / Work
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How Big Data Can Help Millions of Refugees

Ryan Ayers / May 28, 2018 / Cloud

Although it can be difficult to imagine for the millions of us who live in safety and comfort, 24 people […]

Technology in the hands

Top Cloud Based Apps for Businesses in 2018

Johnreiley / May 26, 2018 / Cloud

More people are turning to the cloud for their business needs today. This is because the cloud has a lot […]

Coming to Terms – Why Terms of Use are Critical for Your Company

Feras Mousilli / Sep 10, 2018 / Cloud / Data and Security / Grow / Platforms / Startups / Tech / Web

Every time you’ve installed a piece of commercial software, you’ve invariably been presented with what must have appeared to be […]

Insights as a Service: 3 Principles for Making the Most of This New Opportunity

Sabrina Chamberlain / Sep 25, 2018 / Cloud

Insights as a service is a model experiencing supersonic growth, so it’s natural to wonder where it’s headed. Fortunately, there […]

Why the Public Still Doesn’t Fully Trust Cloud Computing (and What We Can Do)

Why the Public Still Doesn’t Fully Trust Cloud Computing (and What We Can Do)

Frank Landman / Dec 21, 2018 / Cloud

There are thousands of apps that rely on cloud computing to store important information and files from their customers, but […]

Going to Cloud Storage: Practical Strategies to Match your IoT Business Needs

Scott Chmiel / Nov 6, 2018 / Cloud / IoT / Readwrite Sponsors

IoT business models hinge on data analysis. From responding to emergency situations to discerning patterns in vast troves of historical […]

surveillance and smart cities

Surveillance at the Heart of Smart Cities

Jessica Burton / Aug 31, 2019 / AI / Cloud / Data and Security / Smart Cities

Today’s cities are living entities. They develop, grow and become more complex over time. Yet, many of their most pressing […]

Iceland’s Cheap, Green Cloud: How a Tiny Island Could Drive Big Changes

Iceland’s Cheap, Green Cloud: How a Tiny Island Could Drive Big Changes

Dan frommer / Jul 18, 2012 / Cloud

Iceland. A fascinating, strange place. And misunderstood. Did you know that the famous Blue Lagoon is actually a man-made pool filled with runoff from the power plant next door? Or that Iceland could become the world’s next data center capital?

the cloud benefits IoT

3 Surprising Benefits of the Cloud in IoT

Dave McCarthy / Apr 11, 2019 / Cloud / Connected Devices / Data and Security / Industrial / IoT

It’s no surprise that companies implementing dynamic IoT solutions are doing so by harnessing the power of cloud computing. However, […]

What You Can Watch on Chromecast, And How

What You Can Watch on Chromecast, And How

Adriana lee / Jul 31, 2013 / Cloud

The little plug-in gadget can play more than just the trickle of streams Google announced at launch. And many more could rush in.

10 Visual Steps To Self-Publishing Your Book On Amazon

10 Visual Steps To Self-Publishing Your Book On Amazon

Brian s hall / Jul 22, 2013 / Cloud

A step-by-step guide to publishing your work worldwide on Amazon.

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Advantages And Risks Of Cloud Computing Regarding Security

Melissa Crooks / May 2, 2018 / Cloud

Customers of cloud computing need to be assured that providers apply appropriate security practices to mitigate the risks they both […]

Cloud Computing: 4 Ways To Overcome IT Resistance

Cloud Computing: 4 Ways To Overcome IT Resistance

Kyle falkenhagen / Mar 21, 2013 / Cloud

In large companies, cloud computing is a transformative shift where the greatest challenges amay be more about people, process and politics, not technology integration.

Software-Defined Networking (SDN): What It Is, How It Works, Why It Matters

Software-Defined Networking (SDN): What It Is, How It Works, Why It Matters

Brian proffitt / Apr 23, 2013 / Cloud

Software Defined Networks (SDN) promises to make high-capacity networks cheaper to build and easier to configure, not to mention faster and more efficient. So why do so many people dismiss the technology as hype?

Hybrid cloud computing

Hybrid Cloud Solutions – The Future of Enterprise IT

Divya PS / Aug 29, 2019 / Cloud / Tech

Cloud computing is a technological revolution in progress and has been emerging as one of the most reliable paths for […]

Is Cloud-Hosted Data Really More Secure?

Is Cloud-Hosted Data Really More Secure?

Frank Landman / Aug 29, 2019 / Cloud

Whether you’re looking for a cloud-based storage app to upload and organize your personal photos or you’re seeking a platform […]

Revolution in Technology

The Positive Evolution of Your Business Depends on the Tech Revolution

Mila Jones / Feb 7, 2019 / AI / Cloud / Data and Security / Entrepreneurs

Technology has always been positive for impacting businesses. Technology is the grease on the wheels that will bring growth to […]

big data in industries

The Impact of Using Big Data in Industries Today

Zubair Hassan / Dec 30, 2019 / Apps / Cloud / Tech

With the rise of technology, Big Data has revolutionized the industry standards to a remarkable extent. The rapid increase in […]

investing in iot

4 Public Companies Investing Large Sums in IoT

Francis Mansueto / Nov 9, 2017 / Cloud / Connected Devices / Industrial

The advent of fast and reliable Internet paved the way for a more interconnected world. People now have the ability […]

One Approach to Growth: Build Your Own Cloud with vCenter in the Middle

One Approach to Growth: Build Your Own Cloud with vCenter in the Middle

Mike kirkwood / Apr 21, 2010 / Cloud

Today, we got the chance to sit down with Aprimo, an on-demand marketing automation company that has built their software business around scaling their own cloud infrastructure with VMware vCenter. Aprimo has optimized its offerings to scale with customer growth and leverage best-in-class hardware to match innovation in the software layers it…

Fujitsu Making $537 Million Investment in Cloud Computing

Fujitsu Making $537 Million Investment in Cloud Computing

Alex williams / Apr 21, 2010 / Cloud

The Nikkei Daily in Japan is reporting that Fujitsu will invest $537 million in cloud computing for 2011.

That seems like a staggering investment to us but perhaps it’s not at all surprising considering the metamorphosis in the IT sector.

According to The Nikkei and Reuters, the investments will be for more servers and external memory storage…

Microsoft: Everything Moves Faster in the Cloud

Microsoft: Everything Moves Faster in the Cloud

Alex williams / Apr 20, 2010 / Cloud

Microsoft revealed a bit more about its container system for data centers, giving us some pause about it as a symbol of the cloud itself.

These boxes represent the future of cloud-based infrastructures for both shared and dedicated networks. Microsoft, Amazon, HP and a number of other vendors use these containers to operate cloud networks. They…

Hitachi’s Unified Compute Platform Goes for the Endzone

Hitachi’s Unified Compute Platform Goes for the Endzone

Mike kirkwood / Apr 20, 2010 / Cloud

Yesterday, Hitachi took the wraps off their Unified Computing Platform by introducing its open data center platform. It is aimed at consolidating the enterprise functions of networking, storage, and compute into an orchestration layer.

Virtualization is still guiding the evolution of the data center, in this case all the way to the physical…

Cloud Aware Monitoring: GroundWork and Eucalyptus Offer Private Cloud Beta Program

Cloud Aware Monitoring: GroundWork and Eucalyptus Offer Private Cloud Beta Program

Mike kirkwood / Apr 6, 2010 / Cloud

Tomorrow, GroundWork Open Source Inc. and Eucalyptus Systems will be announcing that they have partnered to deliver monitoring and management of applications running in a Eucalyptus private cloud environment.

If your enterprise is running private cloud powered by Eucalyptus, you now can plug your cloud into the GroundWork’s monitoring solution…

Cloudkick Broadens its Scope: Now Monitors the Datacenter

Cloudkick Broadens its Scope: Now Monitors the Datacenter

Mike kirkwood / Mar 31, 2010 / Cloud

Cloudkick is a cloud monitoring start-up that helps system admins manage cloud servers. Today, the company announced it is getting physical, bringing its cloud monitoring capabilities to internally hosted servers and virtual machines.

The company has had a lot of success in helping companies who startup in the cloud and start to achieve scale…

Act Now.  Amazon and Microsoft Launch Windows Server License Mobility Pilot

Act Now. Amazon and Microsoft Launch Windows Server License Mobility Pilot

Mike kirkwood / Mar 24, 2010 / Cloud

Early this morning, we received an announcement from Amazon the company is launching a pilot for EC2 customers to allow your enterprise organizations to move existing Microsoft Windows Server licenses to Amazon and receive a proper discount for the new EC2 instance.

The offer is open until September and is being called a pilot by the companies…

Future: Amazon’s ‘Think Clouds’ are Data Aware

Future: Amazon’s ‘Think Clouds’ are Data Aware

Mike kirkwood / Mar 17, 2010 / Cloud

At the RSA Keynote a few weeks back, Amazon’s Security Lead, Steve Riley participated on a panel with other security leaders of the industry. We were impressed with the openness of all of the participants, and particularly excited with the new concepts coming from at Amazon. Riley used a term that is being used within his part of Amazon, the…

Weekly Poll: Is There A Place For Open-Source in the Data Center?

Weekly Poll: Is There A Place For Open-Source in the Data Center?

Alex williams / Mar 8, 2010 / Cloud

This week’s poll is inspired our friends at CloudAve. Krishnan Subramanian wrote a post today about open-sourcing data center design.

It’s about time, isn’t it? Subramanian best point comes down to what is happening right now in the cloud computing world. The enthusiasm for cloud computing is such that there is no time to waste.

Reporting From RSA 2010: Identity, Health Care, and a Higher Realm of Credentials

Reporting From RSA 2010: Identity, Health Care, and a Higher Realm of Credentials

Mike kirkwood / Mar 2, 2010 / Cloud

This week we are reporting from RSA, the security conference in San Francisco. We’ve seen hackers, threats, and industry leaders roaming these halls – and among these we found leaders of the identity community, people who are thought leaders focused on creating a safe Internet for all individuals.

This includes folks who in the Identity Commons…

A First Look at Apple’s Massive Data Center

A First Look at Apple’s Massive Data Center

Alex williams / Feb 22, 2010 / Cloud

A first peek at Apple’s new data center in Maiden, North Carolina, shows a massive complex that demonstrates the huge commitment Apple may be making to cloud computing.

According to Data Center Knowledge, the $1 billion data center is 500,000 square feet in size, nearly five times the size of Apple’s 100,000 square foot facility in Newark, New…

Rulers of the Cloud: Will Cloud Computing Be the Second Coming of Cisco?

Rulers of the Cloud: Will Cloud Computing Be the Second Coming of Cisco?

Mike kirkwood / Feb 19, 2010 / Cloud

Cisco is betting heavily on the network as the platform. We took a look at the role of the network in the emerging landscape of cloud computing as part one of analysis of “Will One Company be Dominant in Cloud Computing”. We started with Cisco, since the cloud implies the network to float upon.

Like religion itself, Cisco is a company that…

Investing in the Cloud: Trending Topics for a New Fund

Investing in the Cloud: Trending Topics for a New Fund

Mike kirkwood / Feb 16, 2010 / Cloud

Today we had the chance to get inside the head of one of the top entrepreneurs in cloud computing – a guy who also just happens to be an investor at one of the Valley’s top firms. Satish Dharmaraj, former founder and CEO of Zimbra, spoke with us about the trends he is looking at in his role at Redpoint Ventures, a Silicon Valley venture firm…

BlueLock Lets You Customize Your Cloud Infrastructure

BlueLock Lets You Customize Your Cloud Infrastructure

Mike kirkwood / Feb 10, 2010 / Cloud

If you’re a software-as-a-service company you are probably thinking about how cloud computing can save you money and time. The same thing is true for departments in the enterprise that wants to spin up a new service for customers.

We had a chance to sit down with BlueLock, one of the leaders in cloud-based infrastructure providers. Their…

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