Cloud Expo on Ulitzer
SYS-CON Events announced today that the 5th International Cloud Computing
Conference & Expo will take place April 19-20-21, 2010, at the Jacob Javits
Convention Center in New York City.
The International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo series is the world's
leading Cloud-focused event and is held three times a year, in New York,
Silicon Valley and in Europe. Over 200 corporate sponsors and 10,000 industry
professionals have participated in Cloud Computing Expo since its inception,
more than all other Cloud-related events put together.
The three-day event will offer a rich array of sessions led by exceptional
speakers about the business and technical value of cloud computing with more
than 80 sponsors and exhibitors on the 70,000 sq. ft. show floo... (more)
Surgient Session at Cloud Expo
Surgient added to its existing suite of recognized innovations with a newly
granted patent on the, “Creation and Management of Federated Virtual Server
Clouds.” Additionally, three separate organizations honored Surgient for
being among the fastest growing and most successful technology companies.
Surgient has long been a leader in providing infrastructure-as... (more)
Cloud Computing for SMBs
Gladinet has announced the release of Cloud Desktop v1.4.2. This version adds
the soon-to-be-released Microsoft Windows Azure platform to the list of cloud
storage providers that the service platform supports. Cloud Desktop, which
provides an Internet-based virtual disk drive for users, also supports AT&T
Synaptic Storage, Amazon S3, Google Docs and EMC Atmos, amo... (more)
Surgient Session at Cloud Expo
Surgient, a provider of private cloud automation for the enterprise, on
Monday launched Surgient Cloud Express -- a new program that combines the
best of cloud computing technology and implementation services to help
organizations deploy on-premise clouds within 30 days. The offering is
designed to help enterprises more quickly and easily experience the impr... (more)
Another dose of reality for the Cloud Computing industry!
A new survey by Forrester says that just 3% of companies use cloud storage.
Worse, the vast majority of firms don’t plan to put data in the cloud. This
is the latest shot of poor showings for the cloud, and I have a theory about
it. But first, read on:
Forrester interviewed more than 1,200 IT decision makers at enterprises and
sma... (more)