Tag Archives: cloud-computing

Britain’s ‘Unlawful’ Spying Powers Attacked by Top EU Court

U.K. rules forcing telecommunications companies to retain customer data for a year as a way to protect national security violates European Union laws, the bloc’s top court ruled. Continue reading

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Report: Cloud Infrastructure Equipment Revenue to Reach $70B in 2016

Growth in private cloud infrastructure is slowing down as enterprises shift more attention and workloads to the public cloud, but that means that there is a continued boom in shipments of infrastructure gear to public cloud providers. Continue reading

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Share Your Expertise through Industry Perspectives

Do you have thoughts you want to share on trending topics or breaking news? Perhaps you’ve got some original content that you want to distribute to an audience of hosting and cloud professionals? If so, you may be interested in Industry Perspectives. Continue reading

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Azure Stack Hopes to Succeed Where Private Clouds Fail

How Azure Stack will address the challenges that companies have had implementing private clouds. Continue reading

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GoDaddy’s New Head of Hosting on the HEG Acquisition, WordPress, and What’s Next

Raghu Murthi joins GoDaddy as its new head of hosting, succeeding Jeff King. The WHIR had the chance to speak to both about the future of GoDaddy as it comes off a banner year. Continue reading

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