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Roundup: Microsoft Mesh Unveiled

Roundup: Microsoft Mesh Unveiled
- By: Rich Miller
  April 23rd, 2008
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Last night’s launch of Microsoft Mesh is a hot topic today on tech news sites and blogs. Here are some quick links to help understand Mesh, and some early impressions;
- Live Mesh: Everything We’ve Told You About: The LiveSide blog, which has provided much of the early news about Mesh and its capabilities, provides an overview and screen shots.
- Making Sense of Live Mesh: A Q-and-A from News.com. “If your eyes are glossing over from all the mentions of seamlessness, synchronization, and software plus services, here’s our best attempt at making sense of things.”
- Live Mesh: The Version You Can Understand: Mashable also opts for a Q-and-A approach. the short version: “Live Mesh is a service that lets you synchronize your settings, files, feeds and applications on several computers.”
- Mary Joe Foley opts for a top 10 list, and addresses future business use of the consumer-focused Live Mesh: “But Microsoft also foresees a broader scenario, with Live Mesh being customized by various Microsoft development teams, as well as third-party ones, to be able to sync/share line-of-business data. Someday.”
- Robert Scoble: “Microsoft’s fans are delivered to the promised land.”
- Silicon Alley Insider: “Mesh is Microsoft’s effort to stop the software-as-a-service tsunami that could severely damage them. I don’t think it will work.”
- Mesh.com: The official home page.
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About Rich Miller

Rich Miller is the founder and editor-in-chief of Data Center Knowledge, and has been reporting on the data center sector since 2000. He has tracked the growing impact of high-density computing on the power and cooling of data centers, and the resulting push for improved energy efficiency in these facilities.