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Cloud computing: raining money
When tech titans HP (HPQ) and Dell (DELL) became entangled in a furious back-and-forth bidding war over 3PAR (PAR), they unwittingly introduced much o...
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Is Gmail Ready for Business?
By Jessi HempelOutage raises questions about Google's enterprise aspirationsGmail's patrons are still cranky after the Sept. 1 outage that left them w...
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A kinder, gentler cloud
Posted by Jon Fortt, senior writerRemember how cloud computing was supposed to kill client/server? Turns out it’s more of a wedding than a funeral.Fir...
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The end of Microsoft. A door opens to a new cloud.
I have been waiting for something spectacular to happen any day. And it’s not the explosion of another volcano in Iceland, but it will be a global eve...
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Is user data safe in the cloud?
Thousands of websites and millions of pieces of private data are increasingly in one big cloud, where some of the old rules of data security are out t...
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The best new gadgets for business
By Kim ThaiOur correspondent goes to a geekfest and reports back on five new tools you need now.I was in gadgetry heaven.The Pepcom Holiday Spectacula...
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Mobile gets down to business
By Stephanie N. MehtaVerizon, Sybase and Quickcomm team up to manage corporations' mobility needs. Their service just scratches the surfaceTelecom gia...
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Google finally opens its eBookstore in the Cloud
Expected since early summer, Google is now in the eBooks business.Google (GOOG) opened its eBook store today. While it isn't called "Editions," as was...
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Hey! You! Get off of my cloud!
By Stanley BingIt is my understanding that by the time we get to Web 4.0 everything we do will be up in the cloud. All our writing, our spreadsheets, ...
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The death of business cards
One of the first pieces of advice given to anyone who goes to the South by Southwest interactive conference in Austin is bring enough business cards. ...
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