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12 cloud computing companies to watch

Google slashes Drive prices by as up to 80% | Gartner: Storage spending growing again, but not quickly

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12 cloud computing companies to watch
Venture capital investment has rebounded in recent years to healthy levels and one segment of the technology market that's basking in this is cloud computing. Read More


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Google slashes Drive prices by as up to 80%
Google announced Thursday that it is dramatically cutting its prices for its cloud storage service by as much as 80%. Read More

Gartner: Storage spending growing again, but not quickly
Enterprises finally started opening their pocketbooks for external storage systems in the final quarter of last year, but economic uncertainty and the appeal of public cloud services continue to hold back the market, according to research company Gartner. Read More

Gates: Microsoft products 'need more than a tune-up'
Microsoft's software is due for major changes in order to transition effectively into the era of cloud computing and mobility, the company's co-founder Bill Gates says in a Rolling Stone interview. Read More


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Mining Profit from Location Based Services
Businesses understand the high value of getting users just the right content at precisely the right time and at the right place. But delivering on such promise and potential means knowing where these people and their devices are located. That's where location-based services are rising to the challenge, as this insightful webcast will demonstrate. Learn more!

Using Amazon Kindle Fire HDX tablets in the enterprise
A couple of months ago, Amazon sent me its (then) new Kindle Fire HDX 8.9" tablet for review. After spending some time with the device, I wrote a piece comparing its strengths to the most popular tablet available today: Apple's iPad. Read More

Secure file sharing in the cloud made simple
Many enterprises want to use cloud services for file storage and sharing but are hesitant because the cloud provider may be able to access the content. AlephCloud has a service that encrypts files at their creation source. Read More

5 ways CIOs can rationalize application portfolios
The pressure is mounting for CIOs and other IT leaders to help the business enable new disruptive technologies like mobile, social, cloud and big data, but many CIOs are struggling to do so because maintaining and supporting legacy applications consumes the lion's share of the budget. Here are five recommendations for rationalizing your application portfolio. Read More


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According to market research, 59 percent of enterprises are still identifying IT operations that are candidates for cloud hosting. Learn how your organization can benefit from the scalability, flexibility, and performance that the cloud offers through the short videos and other resources in this HP & Intel® Cloud Knowledge Vault. Learn More

Don't upload health care data to Google cloud, UK groups say
Using Google's cloud services to process health care records is a serious violation of the U.K.'s data protection act, privacy groups said in a complaint filed with the country's data protection authority. Read More

Microsoft's hybrid cloud -- extending the datacenter to Windows Azure in the cloud
For more than two decades, organizations built datacenters and hosted their own servers and systems within their datacenters. The role of the Information Technology (I.T.) department was to keep these systems within their control running in an optimal manner. Read More

12 hot cloud computing startups to watch: Product photo gallery
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Amazon increases Prime membership from $79 to $99
When Amazon released its earnings results this past January, company CFO Tom Szkuatak alluded to the fact that Amazon may very well have to increase the cost of its popular Amazon Prime service to offset increased costs. Read More


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