September 13, 2011
Zirtu creates virtual desktops that slash corporate computing costs
Grazed from VentureBeat. Author: Dean Takahaski.
A lot of companies are trying to use a combination of cloud computing and virtualization to bring down the cost of corporate computers. But Zirtu believes it has the right solution.
The Torrance, Calif.-based company says it can simplify computer management, slash costs, and make users happy without forcing them to adopt brain-dead thin clients…
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The Open Group today announced the immediate availability of its new book, Cloud Computing for Business, which takes an in-depth look at Cloud Computing and how enterprises can derive the greatest business benefit from its potential. The publication is part of the ongoing work of The Open Group Cloud Computing Work Group, which exists to create, among buyers and suppliers, a common understanding of how enterprises of all sizes and scales of operation can use Cloud Computing technology in a safe and secure way in their architectures to realize its significant cost, scalability and agility benefits…
Here’s the kind of deal you never see on a mainframe or a Power Systems-IBM i platform: free server capacity. And it is certainly not the kind of deal you see twice in the same year. But 
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Cloudcor(R) today announced Microsoft as headline Diamond Sponsor of UP 2011 – a hybrid format cloud computing conference taking place December 5 – 9, 2011, at the Computer History Museum, Mountain View, Calif., and broadcast online…
Zen Internet, one of the UKs leading independent Internet Service Providers (ISPs), has launched Managed Cloud Servers, offering businesses of all sizes the opportunity to benefit from cloud-based technology, to work more efficiently and reduce IT costs…