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September 2014
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HP Eucalyptus and AWS kissing in a tree
What does HP’s recent acquisition of Eucalyptus mean?
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The cloud as a revenue generator
Agiliron's Stan Roach asks, is cloud the next generation growth catalyst for businesses?
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CWCS provides cloud hosting for Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society’s performance registration system, "Edfringeware" is implemented with the help of CWCS’s Cloud Server.
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Apple Pay takes on shopping
Apple launches new iPhones and the Apple Watch but it is the payments system, Apple Pay, that should interest the cloud marketplace.
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Juniper Networks expands Spotlight Secure to stop malware
Juniper Networks expands the Spotlight Secure threat intelligence platform linking it with firewall policies in SRX Series Services Gateways.
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Naked celebrity hack highlights digital vulnerability
The latest celebrity hacking scandal dominating the news is yet another reminder that locking down digital data is a must.
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BSkyB and the digital village
BSkyB turned to Salesforce.com to find a single platform for sharing with different teams, divisions and geographies.
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Node4 launches sync and share solution for SMEs
Node4 launches cloud-based File Sync and Share to give SMEs a secure alternative to consumer applications.
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What if Zombies attack?
A disaster is an event that removes the use of your IT infrastructure, Steve Denby asks what if Zombies attack?
August 2014
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Data Centre Trends
Digital Realty's 2014 survey of data centre trends has revealed that the top drivers are storage growth, business growth and virtualisation.
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Egenera Cloud Suite wins excellence award
Egenera Cloud Suite has been named the 2014 Cloud Computing Excellence Award winner by Cloud Computing Magazine.
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Could Amazon's stranglehold be under threat?
With 83% of the cloud market could Amazon's stranglehold on the cloud be under threat?
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vArmour raises $36 million in funding
vArmour raises $36 million to protect the data defined perimeter.
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CenturyLink launches new Private Cloud
CenturyLink launches new, globally available Private Cloud service in 57 data centres
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Is the phone in decline?
With VoIP and cloud services the landline telephone is no longer as important as it used to be.
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Cost of security breaches rises
Egress' market survey has shown that the cost of security breaches has nearly doubled in the last 12 months.
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BYOD and the IT Crowd
With summer about to end IT managers are considering how to manage staff - can hosted desktops be the missing magic?
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A new class of cloud
Economic and job market trends impact student appetites for learning but the cloud has the potential to transform education.
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Productivity Wars
The battle for supremacy in the document-sharing/ office productivity space opened up another front in the war.
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Citygate upgrades with Node4
Citygate simplifies IT management with a centrally managed cloud-based system from Node4.
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How cloud computing is changing education
Cloud computing can provide a boost to companies both large and small but it has benefits for education as well.
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CWCS launches next-gen cloud
CWCS Managed Hosting upgrades to its cloud infrastructure with the launch of Supreme Cloud.
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Corintech launches FilesThruTheAir
Corintech launches FilesThruTheAir - WiFi sensor solution makes data logging universally accessible.
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Apps World Europe reveals keynote line-up
Apps World Europe reveals keynote line-up that includes Google Glass pioneer.
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Node4 acquires LETN Solutions
Expanding its cloud offering Node4 acquires cloud infrastructure firm LETN Solutions.
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Opportunity on the fringes of a price war
The cloud price war is helping to create a new eco-system of mobile and application developers and niche service providers.
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Data Centre take-up has doubled
Data Centre take-up has doubled year on year says new research from GVA Connect.
July 2014
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The battle for your online data
In the race to provide online storage in cloud where does all this free storage lead?
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CoinTerra selects CenturyLink for BitCoin mining
CenturyLink has signed a multi-megawatt data centre deal to host CoinTerra's growing Bitcoin-mining operations in CenturyLink data centres.
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ESOS to shake up businesses
For enterprises, clean tech and born in the cloud businesses the new energy savings law ESOS will be have a profound affect on business.