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Microsoft completes acquisition of Vembu
Well, it’s time to let the cat out of the bag. Vembu Technologies is now a Microsoft Company and this deal with Microsoft has been going on for quite some time now behind the scenes. Microsoft now completes acquisition of Vembu Technologies and its assets for USD 580 Million. This acquisition will enable Microsoft Corporation to offer Data Protection services to SMBs and Mid-Market Enterprise across heterogeneous physical, virtual and application-level environments. Vembu Technologies is rapidly growing amongst the Channel Partner space and this deal would enable Microsoft’s Channel Partners to offer cost effective online backup service to their customers … Read the rest
Tags: Prank
Posted in azure, google, Microsoft, Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
SMB’s reaction to Cloud – a Pro/Con Analysis
Why many SMBs are reluctant to Cloud?
“Cloud Computing” – a buzz word that’s on the peak of Hype Cycle for quite some time now is still a ‘jargon’ to many SMBs and Mid Market Companies. It was interesting to see the results of the ‘cloud hosting awareness survey’ conducted by RackSpace that more than two thirds of the SMBs in US are not familiar with the term “Cloud Hosting” – Wow!
Now, two questions immediately arise in our mind. Is that the Small Businesses failed to grasp the cloud computing technology or the Cloud hosting providers done … Read the rest
Tags: Amazon Cloud, cloud computing, data backup, Online Backup, Remote Backup, Small Business Cloud, SMBs reaction to cloud
Posted in Amazon Cloud, azure, General, Online Backup, Remote Backup | 5 Comments »
All Clouds are not Equal
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Some time ago, we’d written about David Chappell’s talk on Windows Azure, and why it was different. I’d also mentioned that I’d share the slide deck once I got it from David. Here it is.
(the ppt is cued to slide 27 which is where the fun stuff begins – the comparisons with other platforms. As we said earlier, the ‘neutrality’ with which this was presented was refreshing)
Read on…
The Windows Azure Platform a Perspective Chappell
The above post was written by Lakshmanan (Lux) Narayan of Vembu Technologies. Vembu Technologies is a backup software vendor whose product, StoreGrid, … Read the rest
Tags: amazon, appengine, azure, David Chappell, force, Microsoft
Posted in Amazon Cloud, azure, Events, google, Microsoft, Online Backup, Remote Backup, SP Edition, Trends | No Comments »
Lyrics of da rap intro to da Cloud
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We had a couple (two, to be honest) of requests for the lyrics of our Cloud Cloud Maybe video. If you haven’t seen it yet, what are you waiting for?
8,670 people can’t be wrong. That’s how many views its got on YouTube alone.
The lyrics? Here goes…
CLOUD CLOUD MAYBE
Yo ISP! Let’s vaporize it
Cloud cloud maybe (x2)
All right stop. Virtualize and listen
This cloud is hot – infrastructure invention
This trend is grabbin’ hold of us tightly
We’re blogging and debating daily and nightly
Is it really hot? Yo, I don’t know
but scalin’ … Read the rest
Posted in Amazon Cloud, azure, Online Backup, Trends, Vembu Home | 4 Comments »
A bold initiative from Microsoft Azure
Last week, I attended a Microsoft Azure event in Bangalore.
When I received the invitation to the event, I was surprised to see that Microsoft had arranged for a non Microsoft person, David Chappell, to speak at the event. I’d have thought that they would have arranged for someone from the Azure product team.
Now, David’s a well known speaker, and he’s really good at keeping things simple. And, he certainly helped make the event interesting.
But there was a larger reason behind getting someone from outside of Microsoft…
Neutrality!
More often than not, vendors ‘pretend’ to be neutral … Read the rest
Tags: azure, David Chappell, Microsoft
Posted in Amazon Cloud, azure | No Comments »
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