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Mainframe confidence growing, survey says
An annual survey of mainframe users has found renewed confidence in the platform’s growth and deployment.
Private cloud is safer claims Digital Realty Trust
Another vote comes in for private clouds as the Digital Realty Trust claims they're safer for enterprises than public cloud computing.
NetApp: Public sector must follow businesses to cloud
A NetApp executive has said the public sector must think like a business when it comes to cloud computing.
Oracle vs Salesforce.com: Who has the cloud right?
Oracle and Salesforce.com have different ideas about what cloud computing really is, but which company has got it right?
Trust in cloud is a 'PR job' for security providers
Although a lot of responsibility lies with cloud providers, a security executive has claimed it falls on firms like his to make people trust cloud...
Intel outlines Cloud 2015 vision
At an event at the CERN research facility, Intel outlines its vision for cloud computing.
Apple admits anti-virus need for Mac OS
Mac users may think they are safe, but Apple admits that users should be running anti-virus software on their systems.
Q&A: Barracuda CEO Dean Drako on cloud, the future and more
We spoke to Barracuda CEO Dean Drako about cloud computing, virtualisation and plans to move his company forward.
Dell launches new virtualisation products and services
A new range of products and services focused around virtualisation and high performance computing have been launched this week by Dell.
IBM's open cloud plans to float away?
IBM's plans for an open cloud computing system has taken a knock with Google removing its name from the list of supporters.
IBM gets 10 Gigabit Ethernet on blade servers
Anticipated demand for virtualisation and high performance computing sees 10 Gigabit Ethernet début on IBM blade servers.
OpenSUSE release boosts cloud support and desktop integration
New release adds desktop integration of open source cloud storage and computing services.
Oracle exec calls Amazon’s cloud model 'unprofitable'
A senior Oracle executive thinks the 'renting hardware' model of cloud computing is unprofitable.
Microsoft opens 'mega data centre' in Dublin
Microsoft will open a new data centre in Dublin tomorrow, the first one of its size outside the US, for its cloud computing and online services.
Government can tackle IT disasters with common sense training
Specialist Firebrand Training launches its Government Computing Common Sense certification (GCCS) scheme in an effort to help state agencies stamp...
Dell beefs up pre-installed Linux options in response to user demand
The computing giant has announced that it plans to expand its range of laptops and desktops with the Linux operating system pre-installed,...
Full virtualisation and cloud storage will 'never' happen
Virtualisation and cloud computing are the key words on the trade floor at Storage Expo, but industry leaders today agreed that we will never have...
nVidia Tesla processors boost oil industry
New line of CUDA powered high-performance computing orientated nVidia GPUs is delivering a significant performance boost for the oil industry.<br>
The Midweek Interview: Bill Shelton part one
In the first part of our interview with Bill Shelton, Data Protection Manager product manager at Microsoft, he discusses the changing shape of...
US Professor develops 'polite' email tool
Computing Professor develops email etiquette software.<br> <br>
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