It’s been a few weeks since I had an email from someone from within the OpenStack community. Perhaps open source people take an extended vacation or something. Either way things are starting rolling...
Strata, like any O’Reilly Media conference, will always celebrate the power of raw technology, the speeds and feeds. But this year, based on the keynotes, the vendors, and the attendees it is clear...
Okay, just about everyone is convinced at this point — cloud computing is a good thing that can provide tremendous business value, if applied properly and smartly. The question is, who is going to...
By Ben Lorica As a user who tends to mix-and-match many different tools, not having to deal with configuring and assembling a suite of tools is a big win. So I’m really liking the recent trend...
This weeks installment in the “another vendor jumping on the software defined bandwagon” comes from Atlantis Computing. Atlantis is an existing VMware partner that has the not insignificant statistic...
A shock announcement from perennial cloud bridesmaid Rackspace (disclosure, I previously created the vendor-neutral CloudU education program which was supported by Rackspace) this morning. The Texas...
Back in early November, right around the time his name started appearing on the short list of candidates to become Microsoft’s CEO, I had lunch with Satya Nadella in New York. It was eye-opening for...
Last Saturday morning (at least in my time zone) I received an email from IBM’s cloud PR team breathlessly announcing that “The numbers don’t lie — IBM Beat Amazon in 2013; AWS Revenue is Cloudy at...
IBM sees big opportunity in helping big enterprises and Small and Medium Sized Businesses (SMBs). It’s investing $1.5 billion to boost its cloud storage services. And as of February 4, IBM is...
There has been a whole lotta brouhaha recently about public clouds – that is, the cloud services provided by such tech heavyweights as Amazon, Google, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Oracle, and...