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Monthly Archives: April 2011
CenturyLink Acquires Savvis for $2.5 billion
Telecom giant CenturyLink has decided to acquire Savvis for $2.5 billion in a move that signals early consolidation within the cloud computing industry. CenturyLink announced a deal whereby Savvis stock would be acquired for $40/share or 11% above the April … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, Savvis
Tagged cloud computing consolidation, CenturyLink, Terremark, Verizon, NaviSite, Time Warner Cable
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Sony PlayStation Network outage continues as a result of “external intrusion”
Sony PlayStation’s cloud computing network experienced significant downtime starting on April 21. The outage affected Sony’s PlayStation Network and its Qriocity music service. Sony PlayStation’s cloud based environment allows users to download and use online games, music, videos and movies. … Continue reading
Why Amazon’s Cloud Computing Outage Didn’t Violate Its SLA
Amazon’s cloud computing outage on April 21 and April 22 can be interpreted in one of two ways: (1) either the outage constitutes a reflection on Amazon’s EC2 platform and its processes for disaster recovery situations; or (2) the outage … Continue reading
Toyota Plans to Leverage Microsoft Azure for Telematics Services Focused Around Energy Management
Microsoft Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation’s announcement that the Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform will host telematics applications for Toyota’s electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles marks an important step in the battle for enterprise market share amongst the top cloud … Continue reading
Google plans overhaul of YouTube to compete with Netflix
Google is planning a major overhaul of YouTube that will enable it to provide streaming full length television and video content. The Mountain View search engine giant has reportedly allocated $100 million for the initiative to acquire content, finalize licensing … Continue reading
Quotes from conference call between Dell’s Steve Schuckenbrock and Sanford Bernstein
Select Quotes from Steve Schuckenbrock, President of Dell Services (April 5, 2011): “You know the demand for IT and the torque frankly in the system for CIOs, when you balance the huge demand for efficiency with really sort of unprecedented … Continue reading
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Tagged CIOs, Dell, Sanford Bernstein, Steve Schuckenbrock
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Dell announces plans to invest $1 billion in cloud computing
Dell announced it plans to spend $1 billion in cloud computing products and services over the next fiscal year in an attempt to gain market share in an environment currently dominated by Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, Google, Rackspace and HP. Over … Continue reading

