Cloud computing is more than just a buzzword. It's a mega-trend that has become an umbrella term for the ongoing shift from in-house data centers to third-party facilities. Here's a look ahead at the trends that cloud thought leaders believe will...
IBM announced an agreement to acquire Emeryville, California-based Aspera, which helps companies securely speed the movement of massive data files around the world.
Big data analytics firm Datameer raises $19 million to grow the company, DataOn becomes certified to take advantage of the Storage Spaces feature on Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2, and Panzura helps Mead & Hunt offload storage to the cloud.
Cisco (CSCO) announced a new Cisco Desktop as a Service (DaaS) solution, which adds highly agile, cloud-based desktop virtualization solutions to Cisco's existing desktop virtualization product portfolio.
Dell Announced it is partnering with some of the world's biggest cloud players at Dell World. Microsoft announces its Cloud OS Network. Two tech giants are taking different approaches in their attempts to gain cloud market share.
At the HP Discover event this week in Barcelona, HP (HPQ) announced an expansion of its cloud portfolio, with new services and solutions to help embrace new delivery models, greater agility, and improved security for hybrid environments.
RightScale has extended its cloud management capabilities by introducing an on-premises software appliance that adds and simplifies VMware vSphere usage, management and analytics.
SolidFire makes all-flash storage systems designed for next generation data centers. Nine new customers are leveraging SolidFire’s all-flash architecture.
Box gets $100 million to aid global expansion, the University of Florida selects DDN for converged infrastructure, HP helps Norfolk County harness big data, and SAP NetWeaver, a new rapid-deployment for near-line storage.
