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Chris Kemp Announces Launch of Nebula And OpenStack Based Hardware Appliance
On July 27 at OSCON, the Open Source Convention in Portland, Oregon, former NASA CTO Chris Kemp announced details of Nebula, the startup that he launched in Palo Alto with the help of co-founders Devin Carlen and Steve O’Hara. Carlen, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Kemp, Dell Series C servers, Facebook Open Compute project, hardware appliance, NASA
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