AT&T Inc. on Thursday announced its plan to offer business customers secure and direct connections to Amazon Web Services (AWS) Inc.
An analyst spends a day asking questions and getting answers.
Everyone, including suppliers, wants a part of OpenStack. But are their motives pure?
- By Dan Kusnetzky
- 10/02/2014
Microsoft did it just one week ago, and Amazon Web Services may be coming soon.
CEO Satya Nadella announces the project, pegging the market at $2 trillion.
Starting on Thursday evening, Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) will be rebooting select Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances across all regions and availability zones.
Telecom giant Verizon on Tuesday announced it is extending its Secure Cloud Interconnect (SCI) service to include Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS).
Cloudnexa has partnered with Trend Micro Inc., Sumo Logic and AppDynamics to launch a consolidated cloud management suite for Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS).
It's designed to let companies immediately provision their own networking resources through a self-service portal using software-defined networking techniques.
James Brown tries out OpenStack Express, and is impressed.
The containerization technology picked up $40 million, nearly doubling its previous funding total.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 09/16/2014
Riverbed Technology, which specializes in solutions that improve application and network performance, made several announcements recently aimed at storage, backup and recovery services for Amazon Web Services (AWS).
The deal may signal a big shift in HP's cloud strategy
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 09/12/2014
Top Microsoft cloud executive Scott Guthrie on Wednesday reiterated his company's commitment to match the Amazon Web Services (AWS) price cut for price cut.
VMware's Robin Matlock, Pat Gelsinger, Bill Fathers and Carl Eschenbach took the stage to urge IT to be "brave" when it comes to hybrid cloud adoption.
An expert weighs in on how to decide that you need more bandwidth.
- By Greg Shields, Don Jones
- 08/04/2014
A SolarWinds survey finds a radically different IT landscape than what existed a few short years ago, and much has to do with virtualization and cloud computing.
- By Lawrence Garvin
- 08/01/2014
Two brand-new surveys show similar attitudes about the future adoption of SDN technology in the datacenter.
Formerly known as PHD Virtual Backup, it's the product of the Unitrend acquisition of PHD last year.
A study also found that most IT pros remain concerned about security and privacy of data backed up in the cloud.