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A New Twist on Storage Virtualization

By Lee Caswell Mar 19, 2010

Virtualization is hot. Ask anyone. It's hot, but put the word "storage" in front of "virtualization" and the air goes out of the balloon, the soufflé sags, or, in other words, the joke falls…

Twitter to App Developers: Don’t Make Too Much Money Off Our Platform

By Tom Foremski Mar 18, 2010

I recently wrote about Twitter’s business model as ultimately enveloping ever greater parts of its developer community. [Twitter Is The Black Hole Of The Twitterverse…] After all, why leave money on the table? Why…

March Madness – Shifting Tides in the Data Center

By Dave Vellante Mar 18, 2010

It’s been an interesting first quarter. Cisco and HP dumping on each other last month, 3PAR turns up the heat in automated storage tiering and then HP’s two-day analyst event in March, followed up…

Phonebooth.com: The Google Voice of Hosted PBX’s [#SxSWi]

By Mar 18, 2010

I’ve been lucky enough to meet with a swath of companies this year, almost all of which excite me on various levels. One of the more interesting infrastructure conversations I’ve had is with a…

IT Expansion in China: Thoughts from My Recent Trip to the Mainland

By Jeff Nolan Mar 18, 2010

Last week I wrote a post that covered many of the observation I made on my recent trip to mainland China. Given my background in IT, a natural area of interest for me was…

Opsource Cloud Exits Beta, Sets Standard for Cloud SLA’s

By Nate D'Amico Mar 18, 2010

As the CloudConnect event finishes up today after a great four days of presentations and gathering of some of the top people in the Cloud Computing sector, infrastructure and service provider Opsource has two…

Cisco Says Its All About Security & Video – Announces Borderless Network Vision and New Switches

By John Furrier Mar 17, 2010

According to Forbes online, Cisco is announcing specifics on their Borderless Network vision with specifics on new switches. These specifics come one week after Cisco’s overblown router announcement that was supposed to change the…

IE9 To The Corporate Rescue?

By Anthony Farrior Mar 17, 2010

In the corporate world, we still use Internet Explorer 6. Yes, I know how shocking and lame that is, not to mention how slow GMail is on it but in a software environment, IE6…

What the Heck is Cyber-Anthropology [#SxSWi]

By Mar 17, 2010

Cyber-anthropology. What? That was just about my reaction as well. I met Diana Martin in the SxSWi Bloggers Lounge early Saturday morning, who is a UX (user-experience) specialist at The Planet (a large web…

Why SxSW Doesn’t Suck

By Mar 17, 2010

Like many of you, I woke up yesterday to a bitter post on Jolie O’Dell’s personal blog entitled “Why SxSW Sucks,” which has acted as some sort of magnet for many of the non-attendees…

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March Madness – Shifting Tides in the Data Center

Phonebooth.com: The Google Voice of Hosted PBX’s [#SxSWi]

IT Expansion in China: Thoughts from My Recent Trip to the Mainland

IE9 To The Corporate Rescue?

What the Heck is Cyber-Anthropology [#SxSWi]

Why SxSW Doesn’t Suck

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