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BigData, Cloud and OpenSource

It is now known that a new BuzzWord is emerging on the Internet and is perhaps replacing, or adding, to the old “Cloud Computing”. Big Data. The two terms, which have been the subject of internet media bombardment, are also two terms that are very closely linked to each other, as we want to demonstrate […]

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Nirvanix bankruptcy: The collapse of the Cloud

Nirvanix is or rather was a visionary Cloud Storage company, which started before or at the same time as AWS S3, offered customers all over the world excellent cloud storage systems, perhaps expensive compared to the interest of the market at that time, but certainly had unique features, such as NFS and CIFS protocols if […]

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Cloud Computing Predictions

We are reading in these last days of the end of the year and the first days of the new year numerous articles about economic forecasts and the development of cloud computing for the new year, again 2013 as for about two years now (in Italy) should be the year of affirmation of Cloud Computing. […]

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Cloud & Mobile

For a year and a half, we have been reflecting on the increasingly pressing need to combine the world of cloud computing with its public IaaS and PaaS infrastructures and the world of mobile apps. Uniting in the sense that the world of apps is increasingly going beyond the limits imposed by the device to […]

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big Oracle buy Xsigo

In all honesty, I will never understand this tendency to buy everything, often competing products and solutions. I’ve never appreciated Oracle because I think it’s a dispersive company, I imagine the poor salespeople and technicians who don’t know what to offer to the customer, what combination of their products. But I just can’t imagine at […]

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VMware: A Lot of Rumors

VMware, the undisputed leader of virtualization that in 2008 cut out the founders, Diane Greene, Mendel Rosenblum, to forcefully penetrate the cloud computing market (also thanks to the vision of Paul Maritz), these days is creating interesting movements on the network. 1. It seems that VMware, which we remember is the independent daughter of the […]