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Relationship with VMware will not change, EMC chief says
EMC and VMware plan to continue working together closely in the years ahead, said EMC's top executive, dispelling speculation the storage vendor might sell down its stake in the virtualization software company. Read more...

Q&A;: Akamai CEO sees opportunity in economic downturn

HP wins $1B, 10-year services contract

Desktops will move to the cloud, VMware exec says

VMware adds to cloud strategy

Ubuntu will target cloud computing in October

Microsoft unveils mobile apps store, backup service

HP upgrades its PC blade desktop alternative

Online Storage Solutions Launched by Nivio

Start-up VMops aims to ease cloud deployments

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The Case Against Cloud Computing, Part Three
In parts 1 and 2 of this series, I discussed two common objections to cloud computing: difficulty of application migration and heightened risk. In this posting, I want to address another common objection to cloud computing, the one that has to do with service-level agreements. I call it:

College dropout is one-man IT shop — at college lab
Meet Justin King -- the one-man IT shop. At the five-year-old Human Neuroimaging Laboratory at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, IT plays a key role in innovative research involving functional magnetic resonance imaging machines.

How to set up a cross-platform network
Your business may have started with an idea that popped into your head while freeloading off of the local coffee shop's wireless network. But you can't work out of the Java Hut forever.

Opinion: Who's getting ROI from cloud computing now?
Start-ups, entertainment ventures, small businesses and, to a lesser extent, large enterprises are all good candidates, says Forrester Research.

Processing That Packs a Punch
Northrop Grumman's SuperCluster will enable scientists and engineers working on spacecraft design and other projects to perform complex computations on the massive amounts of data.

Q&A;: Nicholas Carr on the big switch to utility computing
The economics of utility computing will drive IT services to the Internet, according to Nicholas Carr, author of the new book "The Big Switch: Rewiring the World, from Edison to Google."

Servers Go Front and Center
As organizations consolidate their systems and prepare for new versions of key software such as Windows Server 2008, major server-related projects are getting put on the front burner.

Forget the OLPC: Here's a 30-children-per-desktop solution
While the One Laptop Per Child initiative struggles with its business model, other projects have other ideas about bringing low-cost computing to schools around the world. One firm, NComputing, claims to already have half a million students on its system -- one thatll look rather familiar to corporate IT folk.

Observation Grid
University of Southern Californias Globus Medicus allows transfer and review of medical images in near real time among grid-enabled sites.

Grid computing: Term may fade, but features will live on
Grid computing's goal of sharing resources is still a plan for many corporate customers; the question is how to get there most effectively.

Can't afford a new PC? These free tools for Windows will help breathe new life into your old machine.
Linux installation issues bedeviled Preston Gralla's first foray into the OS. Here, thanks to readers' advice, he solves his problems -- at least, most of them.
Everybody loves the iPhone, but follow Apple's strict rules or it's 'No soup for you!' says columnist Mike Elgan.
With workers getting laid off in droves, companies must figure out what to do with countless PCs and mobile devices -- not to mention sensitive corporate data.
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