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Join Us Tomorrow for a Live Peer Incite Discussion: Amazon and OpenStack Wrestle over Enterprise Infrastructure

By Maria Deutscher Apr 22, 2013

Amazon is sending ripples through the industry with its aggressive expansion into the enterprise space, a highly lucrative market that is gradually warming up to the public cloud. Tomorrow, a Wikibon “Peer Incite”…

ServicesAngle News Briefs for April 22, 2013

By Bert Latamore Apr 22, 2013

Dell Introduces SonicWALL Hosted Email Security 2.0 Cloud Service Dell has announced SonicWALL Hosted Email Security 2.0, a cloud-based service with advanced multi-layered email threat protection backed by 24×7 online and photo support. Hosted…

Crowdsourcing Screwed Up, But Can We Do It Better Next Time?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2013

Last week’s dramatic Boston bombing attacks and the subsequent manhunt for the suspects provoked a deluge of activity on social media sites as the public hunted for information. As we saw, thousands of netizens…

Microsoft Updates Windows Azure With Hadoop and HTML5

By Isha Suri Apr 22, 2013

Adding another development to the Windows Azure, Microsoft has updated the platform with support for HTML5/JS client, Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS), PhoneGap, and Windows Phone 7.5. With this enhancement, it is possible for…

Facebook Home Hits 500K Downloads, Despite Dismal Android User Reviews

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 22, 2013

In today’s mobile and social news roundup: Facebook Home passes 500K downloads; Apple looking to replace Tim Cook; Samsung working on mind-controlled tablet; and 8M defective iPhones returned to Foxconn. Facebook Home passes 500K…

Anonymous Calls For Web Blackout, But Is Anyone Listening?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2013

The hacktivist group Anonymous is hoping for a big response today after launching an appeal for websites to ‘black out’ their home pages in protest at the US government’s proposed Cyber Intelligence Sharing and…

LIVE: PC Sales Drop 14 Percent, Microsoft’s Surface Strategy Saves…or Did It?

By Ryan Cox Apr 22, 2013

We aren’t going to know for sure if it was in fact the saving grace, but Surface tablets might have saved Microsoft’s Windows division. Here’s the odd part: IDC reported last week that worldwide…

LIVE: IBM Shares Drop 8 Percent: The Rising Tide of Cloud Computing Puts a Hole in IBM’s Boat

By Ryan Cox Apr 22, 2013

You have to go back to early 2005 to find a quarter where IBM didn’t at least meet Wall Street’s expectations on reported profits. I see your 27-game winning streak Miami Heat, and raise…

The Cloud Review: New Services for Consumers and Devs

By Maria Deutscher Apr 22, 2013

This past week featured several important updates. A service with the potential to disrupt the cloud locker space emerged on Kickstarter; Microsoft finally launched Windows Azure Infrastructure Services, and Xamarian unveiled its latest offering…

Facebook Building World’s “Most Advanced” Data Center in Iowa

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2013

One of the longest-running mysteries in the data center world appears to have been sold after it was revealed that Facebook is secretly funding a new, $1.5 billion facility in Altoona, Iowa. The facility,…

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Join Us Tomorrow for a Live Peer Incite Discussion: Amazon and OpenStack Wrestle over Enterprise Infrastructure

ServicesAngle News Briefs for April 22, 2013

Crowdsourcing Screwed Up, But Can We Do It Better Next Time?

Microsoft Updates Windows Azure With Hadoop and HTML5

Facebook Home Hits 500K Downloads, Despite Dismal Android User Reviews

Anonymous Calls For Web Blackout, But Is Anyone Listening?

LIVE: PC Sales Drop 14 Percent, Microsoft’s Surface Strategy Saves…or Did It?

Facebook Building World’s “Most Advanced” Data Center in Iowa

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