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	19 free cloud storage options The cloud is full of free storage, if you know where to look. From relatively new companies such as Box and DropBox, to heavyweights Google, Apple and Microsoft, many vendors use free cloud storage as a way to entice users into their clouds in hopes that they will pay more for additional volumes and services. Read More WHITE PAPER: Level 3 Communications Efficient Cloud Connectivity Ensures Optimal Cloud Computing Many enterprises are now migrating their internal data center infrastructure and business applications to the cloud. Private network services are physically separate from the public Internet and they provide guaranteed throughput, availability, and latency. Learn More In this Issue How AWS innovates Cisco boosts cloud software, lines up ISVs to write Internet of Everything services INSIDER First look: Joyent Triton puts cloud computing on a bare-metal diet Apple Mail flaw could pose risk to iCloud passwords How Amazon's DynamoDB helped reinvent databases Microsoft acquires BlueStripe for operations management Cloud startup Zettabox touts privacy and local storage to appeal to EU customers Oracle offers software for a seamless hybrid cloud Microsoft exec worries new China regulations will hurt Azure Alibaba expands cloud to US to challenge Amazon, AWS Microsoft outlines Internet of Things plans for Windows 10 WEBCAST: Fastly Caching the Uncacheable Think dynamic content is uncacheable? Think again. This video, presentation by Hooman Beheshti, VP of Technology at Fastly, dives into why dynamic content is more cacheable that you think. View now How AWS innovates Two pizza teams; being vocally self-critical; primitive building blocks and a vitriol hate for PowerPoints. These are some of the ways AWS innovates. Amazon.com is ranked by Forbes as the sixth most innovative company, but one could argue that its cloud computing division is the most innovative. Read More Cisco boosts cloud software, lines up ISVs to write Internet of Everything services Cisco this week enhanced its cloud software and lined up a roster of ISVs to create services for the company's Internet of Everything initiative. Read More INSIDER First look: Joyent Triton puts cloud computing on a bare-metal diet It's been more than a year since Docker began taking over the mind of every devops team in the world with the seductive promise of a special mechanism for bundling software in a lightweight collection of only the essential files. The emphasis here is on "lightweight" and "essential" because this service is redefining how light "light" can be. (Insider Story) Read More WHITE PAPER: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Future Risks: Be Prepared Cybersecurity is not a numbers game. When it only takes a single breach to inflict serious damage on your business, defending against the majority of attacks isn't enough. Learn More Apple Mail flaw could pose risk to iCloud passwords A security researcher says a vulnerability in Apple's mobile email application could be used to trick someone into divulging their iCloud password. Read More How Amazon's DynamoDB helped reinvent databases Behind every great ecommerce website is a database, and in the early 2000s Amazon.com's database was not keeping up with the company's business. Part of the problem was that Amazon didn't have just one database – it relied on a series of them, each with its own responsibility. Read More Microsoft acquires BlueStripe for operations management To help enterprise customers better manage applications sprawled across hybrid clouds, Microsoft has purchased BlueStripe Software, a provider of technology for watching over distributed applications. Read More : Red Hat Building an Open Hybrid Cloud Smart IT leaders are looking closely at an open hybrid cloud to deliver the full value and promise of cloud computing. In this KnowledgeVault, see how an open hybrid cloud can leverage your existing IT investments in hardware, software and training-allowing you to build a cloud in an evolutionary way, reducing costs and risks. Learn More Cloud startup Zettabox touts privacy and local storage to appeal to EU customers Anticipating the approval of stricter data protection rules in the European Union, cloud storage startup Zettabox bets it will be able to compete against bigger rivals by guaranteeing customers that their data will be housed in Europe. Read More Oracle offers software for a seamless hybrid cloud Oracle wants to make it easy for its enterprise customers to move some of their software-based workloads from the vendor to the cloud. To the Oracle Cloud, that is. Read More Microsoft exec worries new China regulations will hurt Azure Microsoft's Azure cloud computing service has been growing fast in China, but a company executive has warned that the government's changing tech policies could slow its momentum. Read More Alibaba expands cloud to US to challenge Amazon, AWS Alibaba – the Chinese ecommerce giant – is expanding its IaaS cloud offering named Aliyun into the United States and in doing so will take on America's largest ecommerce company, Amazon and its cloud computing division Amazon Web Services. Read More Microsoft outlines Internet of Things plans for Windows 10 At the Computex show in Taipei last week, Microsoft outlined its plans for the Internet of Things (IoT) and how both Windows 10 and Azure will play a part in the strategy. Read More
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