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Intel shows off tech powering the cloud
News IT Pro was shown new cloud systems running on Intel technology at the chip giant's cloud-focused day in Belgium.
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Synergy 2011: Don’t be afraid of the public cloud
News Don't be afraid of the big, bad public cloud, says Citrix CTO.
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Synergy 2011: Citrix readies OpenStack product
News OpenStack will form the basis of a Citrix product coming out in the second half of 2011.
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Pub and restaurant chain chooses Fujitsu for cloud migration
News Mitchells & Butlers signs multi-million pound deal with Fujitsu to create a private cloud.
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“I don’t get the private cloud”, “We’re already virtual so
In-depth The title of this article is two made up quotes attributable to no one but that are common reactions I get when I talk to IT Professionals about cloud.
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Cloud Pro launches
News Check out our new sister site for all the news and views on the hot topic of cloud computing.
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Cloud computing is 'overhyped'
News It will take at least 10 years to get to where we want to be with cloud computing, according to a senior Brocade executive.
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Private browsing ‘not so private’
News Private browsing does not offer complete protection from snoopers as data is leaked in various ways, a report has claimed.
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Public vs private: Which cloud is best for business?
In-depth After EMC's annual conference in Boston last week championing the way of the private cloud for business, we take a look at whether this is the best option or if public is the way to go.
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Hard drives better than cloud for small businesses?
News Despite the tag line of 'journey to the private cloud' at the EMC annual conference, an executive has claimed small businesses would be better off buying a cheap hard drive.
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EMC brings private clouds to midrange customers
News EMC announces a number of new storage technologies which it claims will help midrange customers on their way to the private cloud.
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Government to create own private cloud, app store
News A leaked report suggests public services will be delivered via a 'G-Cloud' within in the next few years, as the government looks to slash costs.
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