Huawei Technologies unveiled its cloud-computing mobile phones which hopes to help Huawei grab market share from the likes of Apple and Samsung Electronics. Cloud computing smartphones will allow users to download applications without needing much storage space on their devices. […]
Open Cloud Initiative (OCI), a non-profit organization was established to advocate open standards in cloud computing, announced its launch at the OSCON 2011. It maintains a set of Open Cloud Principles and uses them to determine whether a given product or service is Open Cloud. […]
Cisco has introduced new technology to increase the efficiency and security of cloud-based networks so that information can be delivered instantly. New additions to the Cisco product portfolio support cloud computing requirements such as data center virtualization, network performance etc. […]
According to CyberMedia Research, the public cloud computing market in India is estimated to touch Rs 2,434 crore by 2014 after growing at a CAGR of 53% between 2010-2014. The overall Indian software as service market is expected to touch Rs 465 crore by end 2011. […]
This phenomenon is what we typically refer to as cloud computing. We now read the news, listen to music, shop, watch TV shows and store our files on the web. Some of us live in cities in which nearly every museum, bank, and government office has a website. The end result? We spend less time in lines or on the phone, as these websites allow us to do things like pay bills and make reservations. The movement of many of our daily tasks online enables us to live more fully in the real world. […]
Ray Ozzie, the Chief Software Architect at Microsoft is about to step down from his current position. “Though Ozzie is stepping down from his specific title as chief software architect, he will be with Microsoft, focusing in the area of entertainment”, said Steve Balmer ,CEO, Microsoft. Ozzie had done a great role in developing the company’s cloud computing services – Microsoft Azure. […]
According to IBM Tech Trends Survey results, more business software will be made for smartphones and tablet computers than for traditional office systems by 2015. IBM says the job skills of the future include savvy with smartphones, tablet computers and software hosted in the Internet “cloud” rather than standard desktop computers. […]
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