Big data projects that are made possible by the cloud are becoming more noteworthy by the day. As more industries adopt cloud technology and the processing power it possesses, there are more opportunities to make it work in different circumstances toward different ends.
A new study says that gaming may count for a huge boom in data center usage by 2020.
The benefits of cloud computing for businesses are an increase in agility and a reduction in IT complexity, according to a new study by the Harvard Business Review analytic Services.
Oxford Economics released a study that showed that two thirds of executives said that their cloud added significant value to their business results, reports MSPmentor.
The private cloud is frequently thought of as just like the public cloud, despite their dissimilarities, reports Dell.
The move to a private cloud doesn’t have to be sudden. Becoming a cloud computing company in the modern era doesn’t mean buying a few acres of space and going all-in on a data center.
IBM research, AT&T and ACS together made a major breakthrough in cloud-to-cloud connectivity. This new technology reduces the time it takes cloud-to-cloud connectivity to set up from a matter of days to a matter of seconds.
While spending on conventional IT has declined, private cloud deployments have grown by 16.2 percent, according to Market Realist’s analysis of IDC Research. In general, groups that have more to lose from security breaches or that handled more sensitive data tend to lean toward private cloud hosting for a number of reasons.
Most companies that invest in private cloud architecture do so for its combination of utility and security.
The California Department of Technology announced this week that it has launched a statewide cloud initiative, dubbed CalCloud, aimed at building and delivering improved government services.
