Cloud computing promises new ways to build and deploy distributed applications. So why are we so hung up on the old ones? James Urquhart is a field technologist with almost 20 years of experience in ...

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Want to go green? Leverage cloud computing. Or so says Microsoft in a new piece of research through which the software giant reported that moving apps to the cloud can dramatically cut carbon ...

Whether companies are repatriating their cloud workloads back on-premises or to colocated servers, they still need to protect them, and the market for that protection is suddenly undergoing some major ...

In 2008, only 42.8 million mobile device users subscribed to cloud computing services that move computing power and data storage away from mobile phones to on-demand or "cloud-based" services. But ABI ...

Today’s economy is forcing many local governments to make some difficult decisions about how to protect its residents. In fact, last year, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that state revenues had ...

Cloud computing has taken the world by storm, and for good reason. It’s a meaningful, effective way to provide software and computer resources to people around the globe. Hence, enterprises and ...

The ongoing mass adoption of cloud computing has been a key driver of many of the most transformative tech trends, including artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IoT), and remote and ...

U.S. Bancorp has decided to move most of its software applications to Microsoft’s Azure cloud over the next few years. Processing Content The two companies announced the deal on Tuesday. The bank ...

MIAMI--Companies keen to deploy cloud computing should select applications built specifically for the cloud, says senior executive from Software AG, who adds that "cloud" services can be more easily ...

A recent report that Microsoft is preparing a new operating system that would move applications and data from our desktops to the Internet quickly drew the ire of many PC World readers. The idea of ...