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  • Finding your hybrid cloud match

    Hybrid cloud attracts companies craving flexibility and control. Signing with the wrong provider, though, will leave you begging for a loophole.

  • Egnyte CEO downplays competition with Dropbox

    Egnyte, often considered the Dropbox for the enterprise, has a lot more to offer small and medium enterprises, including a "local cloud" that can live on any machine.

  • What are cloud databases all about?

    Razi Sharir, CEO of Xeround, a cloud database company, explains what these services do, who is using them and what's coming from Xeround in the near future.

  • ScaleXtreme CEO discusses systems management for cloud

    Existing systems management software from CA, BMC, IBM, HP and others have their fair share of problems, namely that they are unable to manage both private and public cloud-based servers.

  • Engine Yard CEO discusses future of PaaS

    Enterprises are making the leap to Platform as a Service for application development, and some are confident that all applications will eventually be developed on PaaS.

  • The latest on Intel in the cloud

    Intel's latest advancements in the cloud include an OpenStack implementation and engineered Memcache, but the company is also harnessing its focus on the enterprise.

  • Addressing and improving cloud performance issues

    Performance issues in the cloud can cause a lot of pain for IT pros, but some providers are beginning to address this by acknowledging the issues at hand and finding ways to improve.

  • Even the White House wants a cloud

    It seems everyone wants a piece of the cloud lately, and the U.S. government has pulled together a team of cloud advisors to assist them in figuring out how to best use the cloud.

  • Cloud storage grows up

    Though cloud storage's awkward phase lasted longer than expected, it's now starting to win over IT pros' hearts. New advancements are making cloud storage more desirable for enterprise.

  • Zynga CTO of infrastructure shares cloud lessons

    Zynga, a popular social gaming company, is using both Amazon Web Services and its own Z-Cloud to power its customers' game experiences.

  • VMware CTO explains vSphere 5 licensing changes

    The release of vSphere 5 has users talking, especially about the licensing and pricing changes, but Citrix is still trying to steal the spotlight with its acquisition of Cloud.com.

  • Service providers dominate cloud business

    Service providers are ruling the cloud market, taking the attention away from big vendors like Amazon. But what does this shift mean for other players in the cloud market?

  • Hadoop's run into enterprise cloud

    Free enterprise cloud software from Hadoop is causing a lot of buzz in the market, and the economics of the public cloud are leading customers to more mid-sized cloud providers.

  • Open source's influence on enterprise cloud

    Enterprises have been lagging in adopting cloud computing, but open source is progressively making it more attractive for enterprise users to make the jump into the cloud.

  • Cloud.com and OpenStack code will merge

    The CMO of Cloud.com says that moving to the cloud will continue to entice IT pros long after the cool factor wears off, especially when Cloud.com and OpenStack's code merge together.

  • Gluster CEO discusses best cloud storage options

    The future of scale-out storage and cloud storage gateways and appliances is constantly changing. Find out what the CEO of Gluster has to say about cloud’s long term market trends.

  • CloudSwitch co-founder shares insight on market trends

    Enterprise IT interest in cloud continues to grow, and a mix of private, public and hybrid cloud is attracting more users. The co-founder of CloudSwitch came by to talk about the market's future.

  • Citrix's cloud strengths and weaknesses

    As Citrix Synergy raged on in San Francisco, Citrix Technology Professional Rick Dehlinger stopped by to discuss the company's overarching cloud computing strategy.

  • VMware vs. Red Hat: Whose PaaS will rule?

    Issac Roth, PaaS Master at Red Hat, claims the software company's operational expertise supporting Linux servers around the world give it a leg up on VMware when it comes to running a cloud service.

  • Verizon bails on Cloud Cover TV interview

    Verizon's chief cloud strategist didn't show up for an interview at Interop this week; the chief architect for cloud services declined to answer questions. What's up with the telco's cloud?