There are a growing number of open source cloud infrastructure players in the market, but Eucalyptus says it is the best bet for private enterprise clouds. Network World Editor in Chief John Dix ...
A startup founded by the creator of Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud is now offering a free beta download of its software, which creates Amazon-like clouds behind the enterprise firewall. A startup ...
Eucalyptus Systems, newScale, rPath and MomentumSI have joined forces to become a one-stop shop for enterprise private and hybrid clouds, according to Jake Sorofman, rPath's chief marketing officer ...
As enterprises seek to modernize their data centers to support existing and new workloads and seek partners for a private cloud foundation, IT leaders must thoughtfully approach their migration ...
Many times we do call ourselves a private cloud software company. I think from your perspective, when you look at us and other vendors in this space, we all have different terminology for what we are.
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) today announced a generational leap forward for the industry’s most advanced private cloud portfolio 1, redefining what a private cloud ...
Veeam® Software, the Data and AI Trust Company, at HPE Discover announced expanded joint innovation to help organizations ...
Citrix, a Cloud Software Group company, today announced it plans to expand its strategic collaboration with HPE to private cloud and virtualization solutions. The companies intend to deepen their work ...
“We now have a fully integrated end to end solution,” said HPE GreenLake executive Uli Seibold. “This crushes our competitors. No one has the full integration that we have from hardware to software, ...
Go ahead, roll your eyes -- you've probably had enough cloud nonsense to last a lifetime. But automation is a good thing Last week Jason Bloomberg of ZapThink wrote a funny, cutting piece that was ...
Moving to a private cloud won't save you; AI is uncovering software flaws faster than open-source maintainers can ever patch ...