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Grazed from TechWorld. Author: Chris Kanakarus.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison typically uses his annual OpenWorld conference keynotes to deliver the company’s biggest announcements and strategic positioning, and this year they will apparently involve an in-memory database and Oracle’s PaaS (platform as a service) offerings. On Sunday, Sept. 22 Ellison will deliver his first keynote, which is titled "Oracle Database 12c In-Memory Database and M6 Big Memory Machine," according to an announcement released Tuesday.

The first likely refers to something Ellison mentioned in June during an Oracle earnings call. While Oracle released an initial version of Database 12c in June, on the call Ellison referred to an upcoming product he described as a "vertical, columnar compressed, high-speed in-memory vertical database" that would be out at the end of this year…

Grazed from PoweringTheCloud.  Author: Event Announcement.

The ‘Powering the Cloud’ events: SNW Europe, Datacenter Technologies and Virtualization World is where Europe’s top CIOs, IT Managers and senior IT professional gather each year to keep up to date with the latest trends and thinking in the fast evolving worlds of the cloud, data center technologies and application delivery.



What makes ‘Powering the Cloud’ events so special for delegates is its combination of high level ‘thought leadership’ content, views and opinions from some of the industry’s top experts, analysts and vendors and most importantly the opportunity to network with their peers across Europe and meet and discuss ideas with a host of sponsors.  The Powering the Cloud events help IT professionals stay at the top of their game…

Grazed from PRWeb. Author: PR Announcement.

OpenNebula Conf organizers have announced the speakers for the first conference dedicated to the popular cloud computing solution. Presenters from companies the likes of China Mobile, Produban (Santander Group), Deutsche E-Post and the European Space Agency (ESA) are among the line up of 26 speakers from around the world.

Nuremberg, 01 August 2013

The program of presentations and workshops for the OpenNebula Conf on 24 – 26 September in Berlin has been finalized.
Covering a breadth of issues related to OpenNebula and private enterprise cloud environments, the three-day conference will offer developers, users and administrators a rare opportunity to learn and share best practices…

Grazed from PRWeb. Author: PR Announcement.

BE Summits a leading business intelligence firm which specializes in hosting senior management forums & summits across the globe, after their successful event on Cloud computing "The Global ‘High on Cloud’ Summit", are ready with their next event “BYTE into BIG DATA Summit”, which is now officially supported by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Government of India, scheduled to take place on the 21st and 22nd of November, 2013 in Mumbai, India. Some officials of the Ministry associated with Byte into BIG DATA Summit are:

• Shri Rajiv Gauba, Honorable Addl. Secretary, e-Governance Group, Department of Electronics & IT, Govt. of India
• Smt. Renu Budhiraja, Sr. Director & HOD SDC Division, Department of Information Technology, Govt. of India
• Smt. Uma Chauhan, Director SDC Division, Department of Information Technology, Govt. of India…

Grazed from PRWeb. Author: PR Announcement.

Today’s enterprises are increasingly reliant on ‘the cloud’ to host key business operations and services, reduce costs and improve efficiency – but new cybersecurity and privacy risks threaten to undermine this important technology. Additionally, the growing sophistication of malware also presents unique challenges to these organizations.

Hacker Halted USA, a leading information security conference in the US, is presenting research by several leading cybersecurity experts on the latest cloud-based threats and the challenges posed by advanced malware. Hacker Halted USA runs from September 19-21 in Atlanta. Here are a few cloud security talks that will take place at the conference:…

Grazed from TechCrunch. Author: Alex Williams.

VMware announced general availability of VMware vSphere 5.5 and VMware vCloud Suite at VMworld today. The new version of its virtualization technology includes the integration of Cloud Foundry, the platform-as-a-service that is now part of Pivotal, which spun out from VMware parent company EMC.

Cloud Foundry used to be VMware’s crown jewel. But now it will work as a platform that Pivotal will build for VMware to integrate with its new cloud, vCloud Hybrid Services. Dubbed Pivotal CF, the service will be made available later this year on VMware vSphere and vCloud Hybrid Services. vSphere is designed as an enhanced set of virtualization-management tools for cloud computing. vCloud Suite manages vSphere to help companies pool resources for more elasticity…

Grazed from SQLMag. Author: Michael Otay.

Today, IT is on the brink of a couple of important evolutionary—maybe even revolutionary—steps. At one end of the spectrum, there’s the cloud. The cloud represents a return to a more centralized computing model, in which a cloud provider delivers the control of massive amounts of computing power. At the complete opposite end of the spectrum is the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend, in which end users want to choose and use their own low-powered phones, devices, and tablets to access both their corporate resources and their personal data. It’s ironic that these two seemingly opposite trends are developing at the same time. One is about massive scalability and relinquishing control, and the other is about individual choice and personal control.

Slow Going and Fast Moving

The trend toward the cloud is a much slower-growing movement because of a number of factors, including security and the inherent difficulty of changing infrastructure services. However, the proliferation of end user devices in business environments is exploding just as the number of small-form-factor devices is exploding worldwide. The BYOD trend was initially kicked off by Apple’s iPhone, which quickly usurped the then-predominant BlackBerry…

Grazed from MSPMentor. Author: Editorial Staff.

Here’s a point of view: It is now clear that there is a dividing line between MSPs that have a legacy cost structure driven by investments in hardware and people to manage those environments and newer MSPs that have an altogether different cost structure due to investing in cloud-centric solutions. Some in the prior camp will successfully transition their businesses into an annuity cloud business, but the majority will not. The leap is just too significant.

IBM and Softlayer can help these companies bridge that gap and make the transition successfully. On July 8, 2013, IBM completed its acquisition of SoftLayer, the world’s largest privately-held IaaS provider. This strengthens IBM’s already deep commitments to MSPs (see video), including MSP offerings, an MSP partner program, and MSP pricing options. There are three powerful ways that IBM and SoftLayer can help MSPs change the game:…

Grazed from RackWare. Author: PR Announcement.

RackWare, the company that brings intelligence and automation to the cloud by integrating data center and cloud resources into a scalable and intelligently managed computing environment, today announced that it will demonstrate its RMM 2.0 software for cloud management in the Savvis, a CenturyLink company, booth at VMworld in San Francisco.

The demonstration will show how RMM 2.0 can integrate Savvis’ cloud solutions with data center resources to create a unified, scalable cloud deployment and management fabric. The combined solution targets large organizations with hundreds or even thousands of legacy applications, because RMM 2.0 enables apps to be deployed to the cloud without the time and expense of rewriting…

Grazed from RiverMeadow. Author: PR Announcement.

RiverMeadow Software™ Inc., developer of the world’s only automated server migration solution developed specifically for carrier and service provider clouds, will be sponsoring free server migrations into VMware vCloud® Hybrid Service™, using the RiverMeadow Cloud Migration SaaS portal, at VMworld® 2013. The RiverMeadow Cloud Migration SaaS platform represents a simple, automated and customizable approach to onboarding and migrating physical, virtual and cloud-based server workloads into VMware vCloud Hybrid Service environments.

"Migrating today’s data centers to a cloud environment requires critical configuration information, IT management tools and related software," said Mark Shirman, President and CEO, RiverMeadow. "In collaboration with VMware, the RiverMeadow Cloud Migration SaaS helps alleviate the cost, complexity and skill-level constraints that limit the ability of companies to achieve a high level of cloud performance. We invite all VMworld® 2013 attendees to stop by our booth to sign up for a free promo code and see how RiverMeadow is making it easy, automated and affordable to migrate workloads into VMware vCloud® Hybrid Service™."…