RightScale, a cloud computing company, has secured another $25 million in funding. This investment round was led by Tenaya Capital ( specializing in high-growth technology investments as software, consumer Internet, communications, semiconductors, ...»

People have been using Dropbox mobile apps to access and share their files anytime, anywhere using their internet-connected devices.  The cloud storage solution for lets users to sync, share and secure their files...»

Chatter, a collaboration application for enterprise to connect and share information securely with people at work in real-time, was released by Salesforce last year. Just three months ago, a Facebook-like collaboration tool was designed to work with...»

There’s plenty of hype going on in the cloud, pushing virtualization methodology, seeking the promise of streamlined enterprise processes to securely save data, make it accessible, and save money along the way.  With more virtual...»

Oracle announced their latest integrated stack, Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud at Oracle Open World this week in San Francisco.  Exalogic is compute and memory optimized for workloads such as Oracle database.  Oracle’s pitch is that Exalogic

Google is very serious about innovation as well as ease of use on all platforms for their users, as we can see by the latest update for the Gmail android application. Now, Gmail on...»

AT&T may have some serious dead zones in San Francisco, but Sprint’s 4G network is making its way through the city.  Intomobile noticed the 4G availability today, indicating that Sprint is working on the...»

Another proof point around virtualization trends, with games following a route similar to music and movies--digitally downloaded games. According to the newest data released by NPD, 11 million PC games were downloaded from the internet...»

A running theme that’s rippling through the cloud industry right now is “coop-aition.”  It’s the idea that enemies are friends, and friends are enemies, and as everyone strives towards a similar goal, the lines...»