Windows 7 builds upon Windows Vista’s Backup and Restore feature, making it easier than ever to save copies of your current system image and media files. Several third party companies provide Windows 7-compatible applications that back up your files to remote servers on the Internet for a small monthly fee. While Windows 7 Backup is [...]
We just relaunched our sister site, the Cloud Computing Zone.
Interesting story from Bizjournals.com about some strategic moves that Amazon are making re: Cloud Computing…Apparently, Amazon.com Inc., is quietly positioning itself to be a major government cloud provider.
So there’s this really interesting article on Network World by Jon Brodkin where he asks some tough questions about cloud computing and liability.
At the OnDemand conference in Palo Alto, Calif., venture capitalists debate the traits that make profitable SaaS companies and discuss what makes SaaS companies a worthwhile investment.
Microsoft is selling a new set of services and tools for political campaigns and activist groups. The new offering, called CampaignReady, is based on an interactive platform called TownHall that runs in Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform.
Mary Jo Foley is reporting that Microsoft has released another offering in its cloud-computing family: Windows Intune. The goal of Windows Intune is to provide IT professionals with a way to manage and secure PCs from anywhere.
I came across a really fantastic and basic set of Cloud Computing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s). It was from Computerworld…
Microsoft (NSDQ:MSFT) began shipping its long-awaited Visual Studio 2010 development toolset Monday, offering support for Windows 7, Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform, and the latest releases of SharePoint Server and Windows Phone. Microsoft also shipped .NET Framework 4 Monday and said Silverlight 4, a new version of the Web rich-application framework, will be released later [...]
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