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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Microsoft Azure tools aim to help companies manage hybrid clouds

Red Hat fortifies OpenStack suite, eases management for enterprise users | Box zings rivals with massive GE customer win

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Microsoft Azure tools aim to help companies manage hybrid clouds
For the kick-off of its annual Tech Ed user conference, being held this week in Houston, Microsoft has released a bevy of tools and services to help administrators connect their internal operations to Microsoft's Azure cloud. Read More


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Red Hat fortifies OpenStack suite, eases management for enterprise users
What do enterprises want to see in OpenStack? With its latest distribution of the cloud hosting software, Red Hat is betting that they want a streamlined installation process and carrier-grade reliability. Read More

Box zings rivals with massive GE customer win
Rocked recently by reports that it has delayed its IPO, Box has rebounded with a major customer win, snapping up General Electric, which plans to roll out the cloud storage and file sharing service to its 300,000 employees worldwide. Read More

New evidence that Microsoft is preparing a cloud-based Windows OS
More than a year ago, the notorious Russian Windows leaker WZor dropped hints that Microsoft was working on a cloud-based OS to follow Windows 9. WZor has since gone into hiding following the arrest of an inside leaker a few months back, but a new source has yet another hint of the OS to come. Read More


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CIO discovers 'terrifying' reality of cloud apps running wild
Rogue cloud services are ripping gaping holes in the security fabric of most companies, putting the CIO in a tough spot. But as the fallout from the Target attack shows, IT and business leaders will go down together if the breach hits the fan. Read More

What $1 billion can buy HP in the cloud
The chief of HP's cloud sales, Kerry Bailey, says that a push to sell an enterprise open-sourced based public and private cloud platform is "one of the biggest strategic investments HP has had." To support it the company plans to spend $1 billion in the next two years on research, product development, implementation and support to install its newly-minted HP Helion cloud platform. Read More

Customer focus, innovative structure prep EMC for success
Most tech companies, not surprisingly, focus on engineering. This fosters innovation, yes, but not all of it's necessary. Witness all the firms trying to become cloud service providers. EMC, however, has always put customers first. That approach will help the firm emerge largely unscathed from a changing market. Read More


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HP to invest $1 billion in open cloud services
Following a similar move by IBM, Hewlett-Packard is unifying its cloud portfolio under a single architecture and brand name, called HP Helion. Read More

Google, Amazon and other online giants warn FCC on net neutrality
More than 100 online firms including Google, Amazon and Facebook have signed a joint letter to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission warning of "grave consequences" if it fails to protect the openness of the Internet. Read More

Dell moving Project Ophelia to consumers
Dell is making updates to its Android-based, thumb-size PC called Wyse Cloud Connect -- widely known as Project Ophelia -- as the company moves to make the stick computer suitable for consumers. Read More

Run your own cloud storage for less, EMC says
EMC is taking on Amazon's cloud storage service with a private cloud platform it says will cost less to use. Read More


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