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HotLink makes hybrid cloud management faster, cheaper

By Paul Gillin Aug 9, 2016

HotLink Corp. is announcing a new version of its HotLink Cloud-Attach Platform for helping customers easily create hybrid clouds using a combination of VMware Inc.’s virtualization software and Amazon Web Services, and managed by VMware’s…

Yahoo picks up TV shows as Hulu ends free, ad-supported streaming service

By Duncan Riley Aug 8, 2016

Hulu, Inc. is discontinuing its free, ad-supported streaming service, and is instead offering some of its content for free on Yahoo, Inc., the company announced Monday. The move by Hulu to drop direct free…

Google acquires cloud commerce provider Orbitera

By Mike Wheatley Aug 8, 2016

It’s quite rare for a company like Google, with more than 58,000 employees, to look outside its fiefdom for innovation. But that’s exactly what happened yesterday, when the Web giant acquired cloud services provider…

Delta Air Lines flight cancellations possibly caused by data center fire

By Kyt Dotson Aug 8, 2016

Earlier today, Delta Air Lines, Inc. grounded all flights nationwide–domestic and international–due to a power failure at its Atlanta data center. The outage lasted six hours ending around 8:40 a.m ET, although at that time…

UK copyright law threatens 3D printing movement, says Pirate Party founder

By Eric David Aug 8, 2016

More and more consumers are jumping on the 3D printing bandwagon as 3D printers continue to become cheaper and more powerful, but according to Pirate Party founder Rick Falkvinge, a recent change to copyright law…

Rackspace beats Q2 earnings forecast – but reveals no news on buyout deal

By Robert Hof Aug 8, 2016

RackSpace Hosting Inc. had some news today, but not the big news investors had hoped for. The company, which provides managed cloud computing services to corporations, disappointed investors by issuing an outlook for slower…

What you missed in the Smart World: 7 reasons IoT data processing should be at the edge

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 8, 2016

Where should data from the Internet of Things be processed? In central data centers, in the cloud, or at the edge where data is generated? Wikibon’s Research Director Peter Burris outlines where most of IoT…

#VMworld 2016 preview: VMware confident, but Dell takeover looms

By Paul Gillin Aug 8, 2016

As VMworld 2016 kicks off in Las Vegas later this month, there is new confidence at VMware Inc. about its competitive position and future growth prospects, but the forthcoming acquisition of EMC by Dell…

Wikibon

E8 Storage claims its new NVMe array is 10 times faster than other flash systems

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2016

At the Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara today, a low-key startup called E8 Storage Inc. has unveiled a scale-out array that it claims ups the performance ante for the entire industry. The system…

Pokémon Go won the West, but will struggle with world domination

By James Farrell Aug 8, 2016

If we look at the stupendous rise of Pokémon Go in the U.S., we might have thought the mobile game would experience a similar meteoric ascent in the rest of the world. Nothing that good…

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HotLink makes hybrid cloud management faster, cheaper

Yahoo picks up TV shows as Hulu ends free, ad-supported streaming service

Google acquires cloud commerce provider Orbitera

Delta Air Lines flight cancellations possibly caused by data center fire

UK copyright law threatens 3D printing movement, says Pirate Party founder

Rackspace beats Q2 earnings forecast – but reveals no news on buyout deal

What you missed in the Smart World: 7 reasons IoT data processing should be at the edge

#VMworld 2016 preview: VMware confident, but Dell takeover looms

E8 Storage claims its new NVMe array is 10 times faster than other flash systems

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