| Tilera's new 100-core CPU elbows its way to the cloud, face-melt still included Engadget "Co-developed with the world's leading cloud computing companies" -- take a guess who that might include -- the new 64-bit TileGx-3100 clocks in at up to 1.5GHz while sucking down a lighter 48W. Line that up next to the current cloud favorite, ... | ||
| Don't Get Stuck in the Cloud BusinessWeek This experience reminded me of one of the crucial issues surrounding the cloud-computing phenomenon. Cloud computing offers a value proposition based on convenient services that you pay for as you go. Customized solutions can be offered in a flexible ... | ||
| Spring Framework founder: Java needs cloud accommodations InfoWorld By Paul Krill | InfoWorld To maintain its prominence, Java must evolve to meet the needs of cloudcomputing, the author of the popular Spring Framework for Java said on Tuesday. Java needs continued productivity increases and must accommodate ... | ||
| Avnet Launches Sales, Technical Cloud Training For VARs CRN By Scott Campbell, CRN Avnet Technology Solutions has developed a new educational curriculum around cloud-computing for solution providers. The two-day training session doesn't focus on specific vendors but more on understanding the concept of cloud ... | ||
| Toshiba Joins Cortado's Cloud Printing Alliance San Francisco Chronicle (press release) AP Sources: Hulu mulls putting itself up for sale 06.21.11 Toshiba America Business Solutions Inc. (TABS) announced that it has joined the Cortado Cloud Printing Alliance. Through its membership, Toshiba is supporting secure mobile printing from ... | ||
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| Robust Growth Expected for Public IT Cloud Services Sci-Tech Today Public cloud services are expected to gain security and availability to match private clouds. Personal and business computing will blend in personal clouds like Apple's iCloud. As IT departments become more comfortable with public clouds, ... | ||
| Google Tries To Show Microsoft How The Cloud Should Work, Fails (GOOG, MSFT) San Francisco Chronicle You would think Microsoft's Skydrive cloud storage service would work great with Microsoft's Office documents, but the lack of coordination between the two product groups makes for some frustrating experiences. Earlier this year, Google introduced a ... | ||
| IBM expands cloud disaster recovery services Network World By Julie Bort, Network World IBM on Monday announced two cloud-based disaster recovery services for businesses: the IBM SmartCloud Virtualized Server Recovery and the IBM SmartCloud Archive. Backup and disaster recovery are two services that enterprise ... | ||
| Citrix Backs Mobile Cloud Technology Startup By Robin Wauters Citrix this morning announced an investment in mobile technology company Core Mobile Networks, marking the third funding commitment for the company's Startup Accelerator, its Silicon Valley-based seed investment initiative which debuted ... TechCrunch | ||
| Google Tries To Show Microsoft How The Cloud Should Work, Fails By Matt Rosoff You would think Microsoft's Skydrive cloud storage service would work great with Microsoft's Office documents, but the lack of coordination between the two product groups makes for some frustrating experiences. ... Business Insider | ||
| Best Buy Is Launching a Music Cloud. But Where's Napster ... By presnikoff Add Best Buy to the list of music cloud competitors, though Napster seems suspiciously absent from the plans. We first learned of the Best Buy Music Cloud initiative through Catch Media, Inc., a London-based media technology partner ... Digital Music News | ||
| Cloud-based app-development startup Cloud9 raises $5.5M | VentureBeat By Tom Cheredar Cloud9, a cloud-based app-development startup, closed a $5.5 million first round of funding from Accel Partners and Atlassian Software, the company announced today. VentureBeat | ||
| Panda releases Cloud Antivirus 1.5 - Security By Steve Ragan Panda has released the latest version of their lightweight, cloud-based security client. In addition to several community suggested enhancements, it addresses a handful of bugs discovered since the previous release. The Tech Herald Security News |
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