Archive for the 'IAAS' CategoryFed Clarifies Cloud Computing PlansComments (0) August 12, 2009 Written by Ameed Taylor Up until the Obama administrations appointment of Vivek Kundra as the Federal CIO, the Fed had not presented a comprehensive vision of its Cloud Computing plans. This changes with the General Services Administration (GSA) recently released RFQ (Request for Quotation) for Cloud Computing Services. The GSA RFQ focuses on Infrastructure as a Service with an emphasis on: Inside VMware’s vSphere LaunchApril 22, 2009 Written by Ameed Taylor VMware this week officially launched vSphere v4 at its headquarters in Palo Alto. vSphere is the long awaited 64 bit successor to VMware’s ESX line of virtualization solutions. Written to take advantage of the Intel Xeon 5500 “Nehalem” chipset; vSphere has about 150 new features compared to ESX. vSphere has an incredible (in my opinion) amount of partner support on its rollout and VMware CEO Paul Maritz was joined on stage by John Chambers, Michael Dell and HP’s John Mouton at the product launch. Mid 2009 Cloud Computing Conferences And CampsMarch 6, 2009 Written by Ameed Taylor There are a slew of Cloud Computing Conferences and Camps scheduled between March and July 2009. Some of the more notable ones are:
Structure 08 Conference RecapJune 26, 2008 Written by Ameed Taylor Back in Arizona after attending Om Malik’s inaugural Structure 08 conference.
Cloud Computing Focus of Structure08 ConferenceJune 13, 2008 Written by Ameed Taylor Om Malik’s Structure08 conference is being held on June 25th at the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco. Structure08 was created to inform businesses so they can plan their future computing infrastructure needs. Attendees will have opportunities to review new technologies and determine the right choices based on industry best practices, case studies, ideas and startups. Category: Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 3.0, Enterprise Mashups, IAAS, PAAS, SaaS, Web 2.0 Launch of OnDemand FriendFeed RoomsMay 27, 2008 Written by Ameed Taylor
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