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Cloud Hosting – Understanding your Options
When moving towards a cloud environment, organizations – both large and small – have a lot of choices to make. There are a lot of vendors out there who are “capable” of hosting information, websites or other workloads directly in the cloud. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged both-large, cloud, cloud-computing, cloud-environment, hosting, hosting-information, moving-towards, other-workloads, vendors-out, vodahost, web hosting, workloads
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Google I/O Features Developments Aimed at Connecting the Web
Google’s developer conference, Google I/O brought together professionals from across the tech ecosystem this week at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged across-the-tech, brought-together, cloud-computing, developer-conference, hosting, infrastructure, moscone, moscone-center, professionals, tech, the-tech
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ClearDATA Gets $25M in Funding to Support Healthcare Cloud Growth Trend
The abysmal state of healthcare data security is a huge opportunity for cloud providers focused on providing secure services to healthcare providers. On Thursday ClearDATA announced $25 million in Series C funding to support its continued growth. The company is in it’s fourth year of 100 percent increase in its… Continue reading
Equinix Will Acquire Telecity Group Ending Proposed Interxion Merger
Equinix will acquire Telecity Group for $3.6 billion in a cash and stock deal. The deal halts an earlier proposed merger between Interxion and Telecity Group. Continue reading
Gartner: AWS Pulls Further Ahead of Others in IaaS Cloud Market
Gartner has released its annual Infrastructure-as-a-Service Magic Quadrant, reporting that Amazon Web Services has once again built on its seemingly insurmountable lead last year, while many vendors trended down and to the left. In Gartner MQ parlance, no quadrant is bad, however. Continue reading
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Tagged cloud-computing, gartner, infrastructure, magic, public, seemingly-insurmountable, services, vendors-trended
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