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LiveChat for iPad, Easier Customer Chat Support

By Jennefer Almirante Jul 13, 2011

LiveChat is a real-time, live-chat software tool for ecommerce sales and support, which helps people talk to website visitors. They’ve taken their service mobile, launching LiveChat for the iPad. The new application gives support to website…

The Services Angle on VMware’s Cloud Infrastructure Suite

By Dave Vellante Jul 12, 2011

Three years ago, VMware CEO Paul Maritz announced his intention to build what he called a “Software Mainframe.” What did that mean? It meant that VMware engineers (2,000 of them) were going to build…

Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference Previews Upcoming Hardware

By Steven Hodson Jul 12, 2011

While much of today’s keynote on the second day of Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference was about some pretty dry subjects, mainly targeting the enterprise market space, some time was taken show off some of…

The Tata Cloud – Why Cloud.com Makes Good Sense

By Alex Williams Jul 12, 2011

Tata Communications, the worldwide consulting service provider, is building a network of data centers throughout the world to serve the small business market. To do that, the company is using Cloud.com, which Citrix acquired…

What’s Your Take on Open Virtualization Alliance and VMware?

By Greg Schulz Jul 12, 2011

Have you heard about the open virtualization alliance (OVA), their kernel based virtual machine (KVM) and their diverse membership list? If not, here is a link to the OVA FAQ, also take a moment…

CloudFlare Raises $20M for Cloud Acceleration, Security Offerings

By Maria Deutscher Jul 12, 2011

CloudFlare, a security startup that has its roots in open source spam protection network Project Honey Pot, just raised $20 million in a Series B funding round, led by New Enterprise Associates. Existing investors…

Microsoft Walks on Clouds – Windows Intune Takes IT Virtual

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 12, 2011

Cloud computing is really something that companies and investors are looking into these days, and this week delivers a couple prime examples of this growing trend. Citrix just acquired Cloud.com, with a remaining focus…

VMware vSphere 5: the “Monster” of Cloud Infrastructure

By Cherr Aira Jul 12, 2011

As the competition continues to chase after VMware’s industry leadership, the company ensures that they will give their opponents a good, tough fight. Citrix is one of the those organizations which are closing the…

Spammers Chuck Botnets, Rely on Compromised Accounts Instead

By Kristina Farrah Jul 12, 2011

According to a CommTouch quarterly Internet Threats Trend Report, spammers prefer sending their unsolicited mails through compromised accounts than botnets. The strategy shift is most likely driven by high-profile botnets being taken down one…

Netflix’s New Subscription Plans Sound Like Wireless Carriers

By Saroj Kar Jul 12, 2011

Netflix, the world’s favorite Internet subscription service provider, has revealed a new unlimited DVD plan for US customers. Under the new scheme, members would pay $7.99 a month for one DVD out a time and $11.99…

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The Services Angle on VMware’s Cloud Infrastructure Suite

Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference Previews Upcoming Hardware

The Tata Cloud – Why Cloud.com Makes Good Sense

What’s Your Take on Open Virtualization Alliance and VMware?

Microsoft Walks on Clouds – Windows Intune Takes IT Virtual

Netflix’s New Subscription Plans Sound Like Wireless Carriers

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