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IBM expands Cloud push

IBM  this week ramped up its Cloud Computing push with a drive into services that help organisation develop and test their own private Clouds. IBM is...

IT big boys want to block Cloud Computing for the little guys, says Salesforce.com

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The IT industry powerhouses are trying to block the take up of Cloud Computing, suggests Steve Garnett, EMEA president of Salesforce.com, despite its ...

IBM pitches for Cloud hardware leadership

IBM is pitching for the mantle of the first major vendor to produce a Cloud appliance for its customers with the WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance for de...

Another month, another standards group opens up in The Cloud

The great thing about having a standard is that there are so many to choose from! Just weeks after the so-called Open Cloud Manifesto was snubbed by t...

Sun veterans ramp up speed for Cloud

Technology veterans from Sun Microsystems are working on high-powered data-access appliances designed to speed up Cloud Computing applications. Schoon...

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Business Cloud Summit 2009

In the latest of our series of videos from the Business Cloud Summit 09, we talk to customers on the frontline of the Cloud.

View from the Cloud: is email dead for business?

Leading Cloud Computing industry figures offers their unique viewpoint on topical and strategic issues.

In this article Cameron  Nouri, Email & Apps Evangelist at Rackspace suggests that Cloud Computing alters the role of email in business.

"Email is clearly an important tool for communication, but it is just part of the infrastructure and not part of the company’s IP,  which drives market share and delivers competitive edge. This means email needs to adapt to businesses’ requirements, not  the other way around. As Cloud Computing become more widespread, we are already seeing a shift in how email is managed."   Read more.