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What Chicago’s New ‘Cloud Tax’ May Mean for Service Providers
Chicago recently instituted a “cloud tax” in order to capture some of the missed revenue from the shift away from brick-and-mortar stores and toward a digital, subscription-based economy. Continue reading
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Tagged capture-some, cloud-computing, from-the-shift, infrastructure, legal issues, missed, public, shared, the-missed, the-shift, web hosting
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CapEx vs. OpEx – The IaaS Era
The CapEx vs. OpEx discussion is not always as black and white as the title of this article might indicate. Capital and Operational Expenditures are financial terms and relate directly to the way businesses allocate their financial assets. Continue reading
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Tagged always-as-black, article, businesses-allocate, cloud-computing, data-centers, financial, infrastructure, operational, their-financial, vodahost, web hosting
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HashiCorp Launches Atlas, A Version Control Solution for Cloud Infrastructure
HashiCorp, the company behind Vagrant, Consul and other open-source DevOps tools, has released its first commercial product, Atlas, a suite of integrated operations and infrastructure management tools designed to make it easier for DevOps to successful deploy and maintain applications. Continue reading
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Tagged atlas, cloud-computing, infrastructure, its-first, make-it-easier, management-tools, open, successful-deploy, vagrant
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DigitalOcean Sharpens Developer Focus with $83 Million Series B Funding Round
DigitalOcean is putting rumors around additional funding to rest on Wednesday, announcing the close of an $83 million Series B funding round led by Access Industries, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz. Continue reading
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Tagged access, access-industries, announcing-the-close, around-additional, finance, funding-round, infrastructure, investments, putting-rumors, rest-on-wednesday
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