
With the launch of its 3.3 release, Eucalyptus has made quite a progress toward its goal to be the private cloud that provides the highest level of compatibility with Amazon Web Services.

With the launch of its 3.3 release, Eucalyptus has made quite a progress toward its goal to be the private cloud that provides the highest level of compatibility with Amazon Web Services.

Dell announced on Monday it has acquired Enstratius, a Minneapolis-based enterprise cloud management software company, in a move to offer enhanced cloud-management solutions to its customers.
Mr. Yukio Ito, SVP of Service Infrastructure at NTT, will speak at this year’s Open Networking Summit about the company’s involvement with SDN. According to NTT Com, at the ONS 2013 the company will offer speaker series on OpenFlow and carrier networks, Enterprise Cloud and SDN, as well as a hands on developer session.

Cloud adoption demands the right culture and mindset in the organization and it is very important to evaluate your current position before you make the jump of faith.
Nebula One is based on OpenStack and it combines hardware and software appliances for a unified storage, compute, and networked services system. With their new product, Nebula wants to bring cloud behind the companies’ firewall to enable secure, cost-effective, and simple deployment of massive private cloud infrastructures.

Most small and medium sized businesses feel uneasy about cloud storage, according to survey. Security and cost found to be major factors.

With the redundant nature of cloud storage, hardware failures are highly unlikely. Data centers are usually geographically dispersed with automatic fail-safes in place to ensure both availability and server integrity. Certainly, those are advantages that the average firm can’t duplicate on their own.

Financial, healthcare, government and electronics clients tap IBM SmartCloud Enterprise+; IBM SmartCloud for SAP Applications now available globally

The global cloud computing market in the healthcare industry was valued at USD 1.82 billion in 2011 and is expected to reach USD 6.79 billion by 2018, growing at a CAGR of 21.3% from 2012 to 2018.
Intigua hopes to extend embedded and critical monitoring, management and security technology for Public and Private Cloud Deployments.