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Gartner Server Virtualization Trends: Competitors Threaten VMware’s Reign

By Matt Weinberger Mar 21, 2012

In a blog post, Gartner analyst Tom Bittman identifies the top server virtualization trends to watch out for in 2012 as the market matures. Short version: VMware’s dominance in this space is threatened as…

Datastax Integrates Solr and More in Latest Release

By Klint Finley Mar 21, 2012

Datastax annuonced the new version of its commercial Apache Cassandra distribution today. The biggest new feature in DataStax Enterprise 2.0 is the integration of Solr on top of the Cassandra stack. Since Cloudant announced…

Old Meets New When RingCentral Brings Fax To Box, Dropbox, Google Docs

By Matt Weinberger Mar 21, 2012

Cloud-hosted Internet telephony provider RingCentral is bringing an old technology into the modern IT landscape with the introduction of CloudFax, promoted as the first-ever fully cloud-integrated fax solution – which may be akin to…

ScaleXtreme Bringing Cloud Automation to iOS

By Maria Deutscher Mar 21, 2012

ScaleXtreme is a maker of server automation software that has been very busy with R&D over the past few months. The latest update from the company addresses the mobile and general BYOD trends many…

Texas School District Chooses VCE to Power Students

By Maria Deutscher Mar 21, 2012

The Tyler Independent School District, the largest in Northeast Texas, is leveraging technology from the EMC-backed VCE to power over 27 schools–a total of about 20,000 students and faculty. “Looking to expand students’ ability…

Is 14.4TBytes of Data Storage for $52,503 a Good Deal? It Depends!

By Greg Schulz Mar 21, 2012

A news story about the school board in Marshall Missouri approving data storage plans in addition to getting good news on health insurance rates just came into my in box. I do not live…

SpaceX Plans For Affordable Trip to Mars

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2012

Elon Musk, known for co-founding PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla Motors, finally figured out how to cutback the cost of a trip to Mars to only $500,000. Though he hasn’t unveiled the details of his…

Amazon.com’s New Robots and the Limits of IT Services

By Matt Weinberger Mar 21, 2012

It was announced this week that Amazon.com is dropping no less than $775 million to purchase Kiva Systems, a company that manufactures robots for use in warehouses (Kiva prefers the term “material handling technology,” but…

Zayo Acquisitions do a Double Take: Arialink Buy Beefs Up Networking Rivalries

By Maria Deutscher Mar 21, 2012

The networking industry’s M&A scene has been very active recently, with several major deals announced throughout the past few weeks. The Zayo Group, a fiber infrastructure solutions provider, can now account for not one…

Top Tweets from the Grave and Other Ways We’re Celebrating Twitter’s 6th Bday

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2012

It’s Twitter’s 6th birthday, and now that the popular microblog is emerging from its elementary years, we’re taking the opportunity to look at Twitter’s influence as an international network, maintaining the pulse of nations.…

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Gartner Server Virtualization Trends: Competitors Threaten VMware’s Reign

Datastax Integrates Solr and More in Latest Release

Old Meets New When RingCentral Brings Fax To Box, Dropbox, Google Docs

Texas School District Chooses VCE to Power Students

Is 14.4TBytes of Data Storage for $52,503 a Good Deal? It Depends!

SpaceX Plans For Affordable Trip to Mars

Amazon.com’s New Robots and the Limits of IT Services

Zayo Acquisitions do a Double Take: Arialink Buy Beefs Up Networking Rivalries

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