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Rackspace Wants to Build, Deploy and Manage OpenStack Clouds for Web Hosts, Telcos
April 15, 2013 — Rackspace announced on Monday its plans to build OpenStack deployments for other hosting providers and telecommunications companies. The announcement comes a few weeks after OpenStack launched its seventh release, called Grizzly, which saw 56 percent more contributors from the last release, Folsom. Keep on reading: Rackspace Wants to Build, Deploy and Manage OpenStack Clouds for Web Hosts, Telcos Continue reading
StormVZ Rebrands to Iniz to Differentiate VPS Hosting Services
April 15, 2013 — VPS hosting provider Iniz announced on Monday it has rebranded from its previous company name, StormVZ, to differentiate its VPS hosting services in a competitive market. Keep on reading: StormVZ Rebrands to Iniz to Differentiate VPS Hosting Services Continue reading
Noise Filter: WordPress Attacks Hammer Web Hosts
April 13, 2013 — A large-scale attack – powered by 90,000 web servers – has been launched against WordPress blogs with weak admin credentials, and web hosts are being warned to update passwords immediately. Keep on reading: Noise Filter: WordPress Attacks Hammer Web Hosts Continue reading
ServerHub Expands to Dallas-Fort Worth with New Data Center
April 12, 2013 — Cloud hosting provider ServerHub announced on Friday it has completed its expansion into the Dallas-Fort Worth Area with the opening of its new data center in Dallas. Keep on reading: ServerHub Expands to Dallas-Fort Worth with New Data Center Continue reading
WHIR Event Phoenix will be at Mint
We hope to see you next Thursday April 18th at our annual WHIR Networking Event Phoenix (which will technically be in Scottsdale). We have an amazing line up of sponsors, door prizes, and even the attendee list is looking great. We’d like to give a huge thanks to our six sponsors for making this happen. Keep on reading: WHIR Event Phoenix will be at Mint Continue reading
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