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Sun enters the cloud

The world's largest open-source company, Sun Microsystems, has made its entrance to cloud computing in a massive open-source strategy of adoption, commercial innovation and efficiently connects the two opportunity.

Cisco, Juniper jump on ratings, upbeat tech results

Shares of network equipment makers Cisco Systems Inc and Juniper Networks Inc jumped on Wednesday, helped by buy ratings by Citigroup as well as solid results from smaller rival Adtran and chipmaker Intel Corp .

Mid-day Minute - July 15 Tech

Microsoft Corp. unveiled some of the pricing for its cloud computing platform, Windows Azure. It will offer a discount of 15% to 30% to developers and resellers who agree to work with them for six months or more. In the pay-per-use category, the company will charge 12 cents an hour for computing, 15 cents per gigabyte for storage and 10 cents per 10,000 storage transactions.

Microsoft takes on Google with free Office programs

Microsoft Corp will release a free version of its dominant Office software that users can access over the Web, catching up with products that arch rival Google Inc launched three years ago.

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Computing in the Clouds

Storing and sharing real estate documents on the Internet translates into higher productivity and better customer service.

Daily Wrap up July 7 - Tech

Microsoft Corp., which has been fined 1.68 billion euros ($2.34 billion) in European Union antitrust cases, is in preliminary talks to settle two additional probes before EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes leaves office, four people familiar with the negotiations said.

Gmail and other Google apps finally leave 'beta' after 5 years

Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Talk were all stripped of their beta tags on Tuesday as Google upgraded the pieces of its Google Apps Premier Edition (GAPE) suite to the status of a finished product.

HP to sell Symantec backup service on consumer PCs

Hewlett-Packard Co, the world's biggest PC maker, will help sell online backup services from Symantec Corp, which is looking to expand its consumer business beyond its line of Norton security products.

HP to sell Symantec backup on consumer PCs

HP launched Extreme Scale-out computing with Breakthrough Data Center Solution

Hewlett-Packard on Monday said it has introduces its new Extreme Scale-Out portfolio for high-performance and Web 2.0 computing from its ProLiant SL server family.

New Google tool targets Microsoft business users

Google Inc introduced software to make it easier for businesses using Microsoft Corp's Outlook to switch to its Web-based communications and collaboration products.

Microsoft exec sees lower margins from cloud

Microsoft Corp's chief software architect said on Thursday the profit margins on providing online services -- broadly known as cloud computing -- would likely yield a lower profit margin than the company's existing software business.

Verizon offers pay-as-you-go hosting service

Verizon Communications Inc on Thursday unveiled a pay-as-you go hosting service for corporate customers looking to save money by buying only as much computing capacity as they need at any given time.

Tibco to offer cloud computing software

Tibco Software Inc will sell products to help companies build and run programs on Amazon.com's cloud computing system, a move that may spur adoption of the fledgling technology.

AT&T to offer cloud-based storage as a service

AT&T Inc, the biggest U.S. telephone company, plans to offer Web-based data storage services for corporations using cloud computing technologies developed by data storage equipment maker EMC Corp.

Little-known cloud startups attract venture interest

Venture capitalists are increasingly looking to invest in start-up companies that provide complementary services for the Internet cloud, hoping to get in on the ground floor of a trend that the world's biggest tech companies are pushing.

CORRECTED: Little-known cloud startups attract venture interest

Corrects job title and spelling of Rightscale executive's name in 12th paragraph

Oracle to expand Web-based software offerings: source

Oracle Corp, the world's No. 2 business software maker, plans to expand its small line of programs that companies access via the Web, said a person familiar with the strategy.

AMD introduced 45nm Quad-Core EE

On Wednesday, AMD Inc. introduced the 45nm Quad-Core AMD Opteron EE processor with the company's lowest x86 quad-core server power band.

Cisco offers security for cloud computing

Cisco Systems Inc on Tuesday introduced new network security products to help protect companies' Web-based software and services from attacks on their networks.

Yahoo boosts open source cloud research

Yahoo is expanding its cloud initiatives, extending its reach into research territory.

Salesforce offers customers free mobile service

Business software maker Salesforce.com on Tuesday launched a slimmed-down version of its customer-management services that existing customers will be able to access for free using high-end mobile phones.

IBM to enter 'cloud computing' software market

IBM will sell a suite of Web-based collaboration software for businesses, including contact management, instant messaging and file sharing programs, the computing giant's biggest effort to date to sell software as a service.

New technologies coming to Web start-ups' rescue

Web entrepreneurs are increasingly embracing new technologies from cloud computing to new computer languages to try and slash costs as investors disappear because of the recession.

Computer industry hopes lie in the clouds: Eric Auchard

No one can easily define it.

Cloud-based console takes aim at Wii, PS3, Xbox 360

A new videogame company is aiming to challenge the big three console makers by providing a cloud-based gaming system promising on-demand access to games and no lag time.

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