• Azure's early 2010 launch comes with RightScale support
• Taser develops 'cop cloud' for law enforcement
• Microsoft "Data as a Service," codenamed Dallas, on tap
• Amazon gets SAS 70 Type II audit stamp, but analysts not satisfied
• Windows Azure slated to go live in January 2010
• Cloud computing: First do no harm
• SaaS and the future of cloud rosy, says Ariba marketing chief
• AT&T squares up to Amazon EC2
• Google cuts cloud storage costs; Amazon expands its horizons
• Rackspace customer downplays cloud outage
• Collaboration in the cloud available for developers
• U.S. government explores limits of cloud and virtualization
• Virtualization firm pushes high-performance computing towards the cloud
• Major players form cloud coalition, challenge traditional hardware vendors
• The Hartford and Johnson & Johnson tout cloud benefits
• L.A. bets on cloud computing despite financial woes in Google Apps deal
• RightScale users get real on cloud pros and cons
• City of Angels is now City of Google
• Zeus aims Cloud Traffic Manager at hybrid cloud
• Intuit muscles into the Platform as a Service game
• EC2 email blackout raises new concerns about security, reliability in the cloud
• Platform as a Service speeds time to market of iPhone app startup
• Ubuntu 9.10 Server Edition launches with cloud integration
• Terremark inches disaster recovery towards the cloud
• Gartner thinks cloud computing's the tops
• Cloud fears over Sidekick data loss partially assuaged
• Online auction firm taps Force.com to glue apps together
• Oracle users balk at cloud computing
• Rackspace presents NoMoreServers.com
• Developers discuss pros and cons of Force.com
• IDC: Cloud will be 10% of all IT spending by 2013
• Learning to let go: A cloud security primer with George Reese
• VMware vCloud gets connected
• IBM, Microsoft, Zend and others to create PHP cloud API
• IBM's Sabbah discusses mainframe as model for cloud development
• Performance woes the next big hurdle for cloud
• Net neutrality arouses the interest of cloud providers
• Virtualization vulnerabilities leave clouds insecure
• Micro Focus pitches COBOL in the cloud
• Google to build cloud for government
• Public sector drags its heels on cloud
• Federal CIO redirects infrastructure dollars to cloud
• Eucalyptus, Adaptec announce cloud services
• An old-fashioned business moves into a new age with cloud
• Cloud computing: Appeal, origins and economics
• Cloud news dominates VMworld 2009
• VMware extends vCloud with self-provisioning, APIs
• New players launch public clouds with VMware/Cisco guts
• XCP aims to standardize open source virtualization
• Salesforce.com launches reseller program
• Rackspace opens 'community store' for cloud tools
• HP launches cloud service for food safety, traceability
• VMware, SpringSource and CloudFoundry: Hybrid cloud in the making?
• Cloud fails stress test?
• Developers turn to private cloud computing first
• A new breed of cloud provider? Real servers, EC2 prices
• Cloud BI from RightScale and Jaspersoft is priced for penny pinchers but lacks polish
• More APIs from Rackspace; CA and Amazon team up
• VMware to tout 'Redwood' cloud computing project
• Medical researcher taps HPC on-demand service over Amazon EC2
• Microsoft, cloud companies pushing platforms on hosters
• VMware buys SpringSource, embracing application development
• Cloud service provider releases Windows 7 testing sandbox
• Salesforce.com invests; U.S. government getting cloudy
• Azure's battle plan: Be all things to all people
• Cloud computing to save the environment and our wallets
• Automation and monitoring coming for Windows Azure developers
• Cloud computing application development talk heats up
• Rackspace pitches pricey private cloud
• The need for automation in cloud computing
• Small companies find relief as they ditch in-house IT for cloud services
• Open source gains popularity in private clouds
• Google App Engine developer discusses distributed architecture challenges
• Novell tool to secure data and workloads in the cloud
• Federal government inches into the cloud
• Will IT pros love the cloud?
• Azure will be popular with .Net developers, but questions remain on application deployment
• Taking Ruby to the cloud, startup to launch scalable application testing
• BMC hooks up with AWS; Azure pricing unveiled
• Rackspace releases cloud API, claims it will open source in weeks
• Fed pushes for cloud standards, but not too hard
• Google to build cloud OS, CSC resells Microsoft
• Microsoft Azure to undercut Amazon Web Services pricing
• Azure cloud on horizon: The devil is in the data architecture details
• Trusted Cloud Computing Platform proposed to secure IaaS clouds
• Private Virtual Infrastructure proposed to address cloud security issues
• Researchers discuss virtual private clouds, coin CloudNet
• Database technology adapting to cloud computing, promises radical shift in design, use
• Cloudy with a chance of Ubuntu, Hohm gets hosted
• Encryption breakthrough promises privacy in the cloud
• Salesforce unfazed by Oracle competition in cloud computing
• Cisco's Warrior strikes upon the cloud market
• Google opens up on App Engine
• Oracle CEO flip flops, NetSuite hires cloud expert
• VMLogix adds support for testing in the cloud
• Former Cassatt scientist Steve Oberlin explores cloud computing market
• HP launches cloud computing consulting services
• CA buys Cassatt to stand above cloud fray
• Lightning crashes at Amazon, IBM plays in the cloud
• U.S. Army tests applications in the cloud
• More