Gartner Says Mobile Device Sales Flat in 2009
But research firm sees tremendous upside in 2010. Where will it come from?

AMD Sets May Date for Mobile 'Danube' CPUs
AMD has its biggest collection of mobile CPUs ever planned for late spring 2010.

Bing Makes Its iPhone Debut
Microsoft reaches out to Apple's iPhone to extend Bing's reach.

AT&T Ready to Give a Little on Net Neutrality?
The telecom giant has been rather rigid in its opposition but now it's softening its stance slightly by offering a concession to the FCC.

CTIA Looks Ahead on 2010 Agenda Plans
Spectrum and Net Neutrality fights will be top of mind for CTIA executives.

Intel Merges GPU, CPU for Netbooks
The move to integrated CPU and GPU continues as Intel brings the technology down to the low-end netbook segment.

Blackberry Email Snafu Fixed, RIM Says
Outage affected individual consumers and small businesses rather than major corporate orenterprise customers.

RIM Unfazed by Apple, Reports Record Earnings
The maker of the BlackBerry line has its best quarter yet. What does it expect for the fourth quarter?

Android Passes the 20,000 Apps Mark
Milestone for the mobile platform backed by Google but the iPhone still has quite a lead.

Windows Mobile 7 Due Late Next Year?
A Microsoft executive says the future mobile OS is aimed at taking on the iPhone, but that it won't ship for another year.

Rumor: Google's Nexus One Coming to T-Mobile Next Month
The first honest-to-goodness 'gPhone' may become available to AT&T subscribers as well, but as an unlocked handset.

T-Mobile Planning Free Windows Mobile 6.5 Updates for HTC Handsets?
Touch Pro2 and Dash 3G may get updates to Microsoft's latest smartphone platform early next month.

SPB Delivers Weather App to Symbian Platform
Combines detailed everyday forecasts for 10,000 cities worldwide with up-to-date satellite images on a 3D Globe for Nokia smartphones.

Webinar: Speech & Mobility: The "New Touch"?
Online event to provide insight into the shift from touch to text input.

Skyfire Updates Windows Mobile Browser
Aims to bridge the gap between PC-based and mobile browsing by processing Web content on its own servers.

Samsung Mobile Charging Up Colleges Campuses
Cell phone vendor's installed mobile-device charging stations in airports across the country and is now in the process of doing the same at colleges and universities.

UPS to Deliver BlackBerry App Tomorrow
Program all but turns a BlackBerry into a handheld shipping center.

Orion Launches Privacy App for BlackBerry
Allows users to report telemarketing violations, block unwanted calls, and indentify unknown numbers.

Keep Lithium Batteries Out of Checked Bags When Flying
Transport any spare lithiums in carry-on baggage only, for safety's sake and to avoid possible confiscation by the Transportation Security Administration.

Zenprise MobileManager Now Android Compatible
Mobile device management platform gains automated checklist to help IT more efficiently add smartphones to the enterprise.

Be Smart(er) with Your Smart Phone
By using these 7 apps trialed and approved by Project Manager Planet's own Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

'I Don't Do Sales'
In reality you do, you just have to do it better.

The 7 Habits of High Performing Teams, Part I
High performing project teams are a special breed, but not so special that becoming one should be totally left to chance, writes PMplanet columnist Ron Ponce of Fog City Consulting.

Estimating: Is it Possible to Do Correctly?
The estimating game is a difficult but necessary part of project management.

Learning Your Way to the Next Frontier
Not only is learning fundamental, it is also part of the human condition so embrace it, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

2011: The Year of the Strategic PMO
They aren't new, but this could be the year that strategically-focused PMOs make the headlines.

The Top 10 Project Management Trends for 2011
Leadership, talent wars and hands-on training will be the norm this year.

The Pain of Moving to Agile
Don't go embrace agile if you've got thin skin or too much to hide.

6 Steps to Wielding More Influence
It's time for new New Year's resolutions. PMplanet columnist Michelle LeBrosse's is to be an better influencer this year.

New Tools will Link PMO and Lines of Business
The future of PPM could be tools that track the cost of quality of the entire IT operation.

Fearing Failure is a Mistake
Failure makes you appreciate your successes that much more, writes PMplanet columnist Ron Ponce of Fog City Consulting.

Project Management Comes Home for the Holidays
Thankfully, you can use your project management skills to get through the Holidays, too, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

The Untrained Eye
Project managers may not have the training you think they do.

Critical Chain Helps Keep Projects on Time and on Budget
Flexibility is the key.

Agile Management: Useful, but No Silver Bullet
But it does accelerate time to delivery and cut down on problems along the way.

Tips on Estimating Time on Complex Projects
Estimating project completion dates can be done but leave yourself some wiggle room and back up your predictions with metrics.

To PPM or not to PPM?
The answer is yes, because the payoffs can be enormous, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

Political Savvy is a PM Necessity
You need to look beyond your team if you want to influence the decision making process, writes PMplanet columnist Ron Ponce of Fog City Consulting.

Understanding the ABCs of PPM
Don't let the alphabet soup fool you – there's some real ROI to be had here, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

It's Probably Wrong to Blame the CIO for Project Failure
But that doesn't stop most people.

40 Ways to Make Your Data Center More Efficient
Managing a collection of computer systems is no easy task. But, through better management and proper planning even the most inefficient data center can change its ways. Download this eBook for 40 steps you can take to the most out of your data center and its employees.

Solving Storage for Your SMB
Sponsored by EMC Many Storage solutions are aimed at large enterprises and are designed to address their concerns surrounding infomation lifecycle management and corporate compliance. But small and medium-sized businesses have storage concerns of their own. Download this Internet.com eBook for a guide to choosing a storage server and building a storage strategy for your SMB.

Exploring the Private Cloud for Your Organization
One of the ways around the issues of security and control that make some businesses wary of cloud computing is to build a private cloud -- one that remains within the corporate firewall and is wholly controlled internally. Private clouds also increase the agility of IT an organization's IT infrastructure and make it easier to roll out new technology projects. Download this eBook to get the facts behind the private cloud and learn how your organization can get started.

HTML5: An Introduction
HTML5 is the new standard that is expected to take over the Web. New versions of browsers are already starting to support the advanced features. Learn why HTML5 is important and discover how to use start using it today.

Guide to Cutting Data Center Power Costs
There are a number of strategies you can employ to trim the amount of money you're spending on electricity for your data center. Virtualization is an increasingly popular strategy because it consolidates servers; reconfiguring your data center might improve the circulation of air; and simply giving your data center a good cleaning might also work wonders. Download this Internet.com eBook for more power-saving ideas.

Security Vulnerabilities Rising Rapidly
Almost half of all security vulnerabilities did not have a vendor supplied patch by the end of 2010.

How to Safely Use Wi-Fi on Smartphones and Tablets
Most public Wi-Fi hotspots are not encrypted, creating a host of potential security problems for smartphone and tablet users.

SaaS Security Growing: What Are the Advantages?
Even though many companies wouldn't think of trusting their data to the cloud, many are turning to cloud vendors for their security needs.

McAfee Buys Database Security Vendor Sentrigo
The database security vendor's products include a Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) solution that provides virtual patching for database deployments.

Make Metasploit Easy With Armitage
Metasploit's a complex project, but it's an essential penetration testing tool. Learn to tame its power with Armitage, a GUI for Metasploit.

Protect Your Web Apps From Insecure Direct Object References
Web apps that point to specific files, database records or directories risk attack. Learn how object references can compromise your network security and what you can do to prevent them.

Malware Found in Android Apps
Google pulled at least 20 Android apps after the company learned they were infected with malware.

5 Overlooked Threats to Cloud Computing
Virtual machine-launched attacks, multi-tenancy risks and hypervisor vulnerabilities all challenge cloud computing security.

RSA Security Wrap Up
This year's RSA security conference spotlighted myriad trends in protecting the enterprise.

GOP Lawmakers Move to Strike Down Net Neutrality Regs
Resolution of disapproval drops following a contentious oversight hearing on FCC's authority to impose open Internet regulations on broadband access providers.

Cisco Says SecureX WIll Provide Context-Aware Security
Cisco is using the RSA conference to roll out a new security framework that brings the company's TrustSec to firewalls and brings more awareness of security to all parts of the network.

Google's Chrome 9 Browser Gets Security Fixes
Google rates three of the five security issues as having high impact.

Smartphone Security: 10 Key Points
Your smartphone is your greatest security vulnerability, far more than your PC.

Hackers Use Facebook Access as Bait
With more than a half billion users, Facebook is a tempting target for Web miscreants.

Managing Social Media for Network Security
Network managers have a whole new attack surface to manage: the vast multitude of potential entry points created by social media sites, each one offering new opportunities for malware or information loss.

BitTorrent Lawsuits: The Red-Light Cameras of the Internet
Computers and software are now handling pre-enforcement monitoring duty, from illegal downloads to traffic violations.

Internet Service Back on in Egypt
After a week of darkness for embattled nation's ISPs, Internet monitoring firms find that transmissions started to resume Wednesday morning.

Internet, Telecom Networks Shut Down in Egypt
Government authorities order communications providers to unplug infrastructure in an effort to curb further protests, a wholesale blackout that an intelligence firm describes as unprecedented in Internet history.

DDoS Defenses Evolve Along With the Threat
With distributed denial of service attacks coming from criminal and even political organizations, what's the best way to keep your systems safe from DDoS attacks? Security mechanisms continue to evolve, but are they enough?

Leahy Sees Momentum for Patent Reform in Obama Address
Senate Judiciary Chairman optimistic that he can press forward controversial effort to overhaul the nation's patent system, pegging the effort to Obama's message of innovation and competitiveness.

GNOME vs. KDE: The Latest Round
Both GNOME and KDE Linux desktops have versions that are radically different from those each had a few years ago.

63 Top Commercial Open Source Projects
Open source software for content management, cloud computing, data storage, developers tools and more.

Can Firefox Be Saved? Two Proposals
The lackluster performance of Mozilla Firefox 4 suggests the browser may have lost its way.

Problems Linux Enthusiasts Refuse to Address
A Linux expert points out the nagging problems that keep the open source desktop from wide adoption.

Opinion: Debian is Still the Top Linux
Debian Linux is one of the oldest and largest Linux distributions, and the most successful, spawning a host of derivatives and dominating the Linux universe.

Review: Muck It Up With Tmux
Admins managing multiple sessions from a single terminal will find much to like in the terminal multiplexer, Tmux. Learn its basic usage and configuration.

Firefox 4 Debuts Faster, More Secure Browser
New user interface, synchronization, HTML5 and performance features take flight in latest open source Mozilla browser release.

Will GNOME 3.0 Repeat the User Revolt of KDE 4.0?
GNOME 3.0 is a release that will please developers and frustrate many users.

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50 Android Apps for Business Travelers
Android apps to help travelers get where they’re going, find a place to eat, stay in touch, and more. Many free Android apps.

HP Expands WebOS to a PC (and More) Near You
Remember WebOS? The smartphone operating system HP acquired when it bought Palm last year? Starting next year, every PC HP ships will be able to run WebOS along with Microsoft Windows. And don't think HP is limiting the OS' future to the desktop.

59 Open Source Tools That Can Replace Popular Security Software
Open source downloads for firewalls, backup, malware prevention, network monitoring, authentication and much more.

Top Linux Distros For Every Level User
Linux distributions for every level of expertise, along with some to recommend to newer users.

Opinion: Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Linux Leader
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the leader and progenitor of RPM-based Linux distributions, and its bleeding-edge community offshoot Fedora is equally influential.

Will Microsoft's 'Make Web Not War' Attract Open Source Developers?
Microsoft is nurturing a partnership with open source developers, a move that ‘s producing a mixed response.

Red Hat JBoss SOA Platform 5.1 Goes After Enterprise Data Services
New product release includes data services, SOA and developer tools, including new technical previews for the next generation of SOA.

Review: Boot Portable Live USB Linux on Older Hardware
Portable USB Linux distros are wonderful go-anywhere Linuxes for troubleshooting and repair. The catch is older hardware doesn't always support booting from a USB stick-- but there is a workaround called Plop Boot Manager.

Tutorial: Charting and Graphing Logfiles for Linux Server Admins
Some Linux server admins are comfortable with wading through text logfiles, but why wade when you can create beautiful charts and graphs that highlight trouble spots? Try the excellent CairoPlot for beautiful, informative visual server log analysis.

News: Newest openSUSE Linux Release Offers Rolling Releases
The newest release of Novell's openSUSE Linux debuts with LibreOffice, KDE 4.6, a zippy package management system and a new rolling release system that could eliminate the need for future big releases.

Red Hat Challenges Open Source Moochers
Red Hat moves to block enteprise software players that attempt to take advantage of its open source strategy.

40 Ways to Make Your Data Center More Efficient
Managing a collection of computer systems is no easy task. But, through better management and proper planning even the most inefficient data center can change its ways. Download this eBook for 40 steps you can take to the most out of your data center and its employees.

Solving Storage for Your SMB
Sponsored by EMC Many Storage solutions are aimed at large enterprises and are designed to address their concerns surrounding infomation lifecycle management and corporate compliance. But small and medium-sized businesses have storage concerns of their own. Download this Internet.com eBook for a guide to choosing a storage server and building a storage strategy for your SMB.

Exploring the Private Cloud for Your Organization
One of the ways around the issues of security and control that make some businesses wary of cloud computing is to build a private cloud -- one that remains within the corporate firewall and is wholly controlled internally. Private clouds also increase the agility of IT an organization's IT infrastructure and make it easier to roll out new technology projects. Download this eBook to get the facts behind the private cloud and learn how your organization can get started.

HTML5: An Introduction
HTML5 is the new standard that is expected to take over the Web. New versions of browsers are already starting to support the advanced features. Learn why HTML5 is important and discover how to use start using it today.

Guide to Cutting Data Center Power Costs
There are a number of strategies you can employ to trim the amount of money you're spending on electricity for your data center. Virtualization is an increasingly popular strategy because it consolidates servers; reconfiguring your data center might improve the circulation of air; and simply giving your data center a good cleaning might also work wonders. Download this Internet.com eBook for more power-saving ideas.

SaaS Security Growing: What Are the Advantages?
Even though many companies wouldn't think of trusting their data to the cloud, many are turning to cloud vendors for their security needs.

Make Metasploit Easy With Armitage
Metasploit's a complex project, but it's an essential penetration testing tool. Learn to tame its power with Armitage, a GUI for Metasploit.

Protect Your Web Apps From Insecure Direct Object References
Web apps that point to specific files, database records or directories risk attack. Learn how object references can compromise your network security and what you can do to prevent them.

Cisco Says SecureX WIll Provide Context-Aware Security
Cisco is using the RSA conference to roll out a new security framework that brings the company's TrustSec to firewalls and brings more awareness of security to all parts of the network.

Managing Social Media for Network Security
Network managers have a whole new attack surface to manage: the vast multitude of potential entry points created by social media sites, each one offering new opportunities for malware or information loss.

DDoS Defenses Evolve Along With the Threat
With distributed denial of service attacks coming from criminal and even political organizations, what's the best way to keep your systems safe from DDoS attacks? Security mechanisms continue to evolve, but are they enough?

Battling Malicious Widgets for Network Security
RedSeal Systems says you're probably spending more of your budget on network-layer security, even as 70 percent of the threats you face come in at the application layer.

Five Ways to Reduce Your Vulnerability to CSRF Attacks
Cross-site request forgery attacks can devastate your business and compromise your organizational security. Learn five ways to limit your exposure.

Troubleshooting Checklist for 802.1X on Your WLAN
If you're having problems with 802.1X authentication on your WLAN, our troubleshooting guide might save you some hair-pulling.

Enterprise Security Forecast 2011
More businesses will employ virtualization to help with security, and many firms will cull security vendors.

2010: The IT Security Year in Review
Looking back over the major security stories of 2010, there's no one incident you could point to that summed up the state of affairs: Attacks and mistakes were many and varied, showing us all that good security is, indeed, a process ... not a destination.

Seven Free or Low-Cost RADIUS Servers for Your Enterprise Network
If you want to bring your existing identity services to your mobile users, these RADIUS servers can do it for very little money.

Enterprise Smartphone Sectors to Watch
A recent survey reveals which enterprise smartphone categories will enjoy the most growth heading toward 2012.

Implement WPA2 Enterprise Encryption on Your WLAN
WPA2 Enterprise encryption with 802.1X authentication provides the best Wi-Fi security for businesses, but it's not always easy to configure. Our guide will get you past some of the stumbling blocks.

Watch for Authentication Bypass Vulnerabilities
You wouldn't build a person-sized cat door into a bank vault, but when your Web app or management tool assumes perfect behavior from your users, you're setting yourself up for similar failure.

BMC, Cisco in Cloud Computing Alliance
In hopes of speeding cloud computing adoption, the two vendors' initiatives aims to enhance cloud security.

Seven Security Policies for the IPv6 Network of the Future
IPv6 will change the way you think about security forever. An engineer from Cisco has proposed seven rules that leverage cooperation to make life after NAT less scary.

Dell Unveils Encryption Product
Dell's new endpoint encryption software aims to protect data on desktops and mobile computing units.

Choosing a Desktop Virtualization Solution
An overview of the desktop virtualization sector: is there one solution that best fits your needs?

Wireshark's a Killer App for Packet Hunting
Network traffic analysis is the kind of detective work that that can really soak up a lot of your time and energy. Wireshark is one tool that can save you a lot of that time and energy, thanks to its sheer power and simplicity.

Salesforce Secures Social CRM
With the purchase of Radian6, Salesforce.com plans to add social media monitoring to its CRM capabilities, giving businesses both large and small another way to engage with customers.

Small Business Marketing Tips: Get Financial Advice
Don't miss this interview with Garrett Gunderson of Freedom Fast Track, and learn how small business owners like you make better use of their money.

3 Web Tools to Boost Productivity and Social Networking
Manage projects for free; build Web forms; and join a social networking site for small business entrepreneurs. These awesome Web tools that won’t cost you a penny.

How to Drive Traffic to Your Small Business Website
Our small business marketing maverick shares a resource to increase traffic to your website. Plus, the episode includes marketing ideas from Whole Foods that you can apply to your business.

3 Web Tools for Small Business Communication
Our small business marketing expert shares three Web tools -- Screenr, LogMeIn and TweetDeck -- that help small businesses keep communicating and stay connected.

Small Business Marketing Tips: Help, Don’t Sell
Want more business? The key is to serve, not sell. Other small business marketing tips this week include blogging, upsells and a resource that finds domain names fast.

Is Small Business Ready for Mobile Commerce?
Experts predict that mobile devices will change the way people buy. Here's what you can do to take advantage of this booming trend.

10 Tips to Grow Your Twitter Following
Twitter is a powerful small business marketing tool, and we've got 10 Twitter tips to help you build a formidable Twitter following.

Small Business Ecommerce: 5 hosted Shopping Carts
Thinking about adding ecommerce to your small business website? Hosted shopping carts can help simplify the task. We look at five suitable for smaller shops.

Tips from an Online Marketing Entrepreneur
Small business marketing expert Andrew Lock interviews the co-host of the top-rated audio show on iTunes. If you're into online marketing, you'll want to watch this interview.

Small Business Marketing Tips: Get 'Paid to Play'
Tune in to an interview with Garrett J. White, one of the most interesting and energetic small business entrepreneurs around. He founded the company Paid to Play, and who wouldn’t want to be that?

The Hidden Danger of Affordable Website Maintenance
Low-cost website maintenance services might look like a good deal upfront, but they could end up costing you customers -- and even your business.

Small Business Marketing: How to Promote a Website
Looking for ways to promote your website? Our small business expert weighs in, plus he shares a cool mind-mapping resource.

Social Media Roulette: Facebook, Twitter or Blogs
Which social media platform is the best? Ask 100 people and you'll probably get 100 different answers. One blogger offers his view on the subject.

Web Marketing: 10 Tips to Optimize Your Google Places Page
As a local business owner, you want people to find your store easily. A Google Places page helps them do that, and we've got tips to help you make the most of this local Web-based search resource.

Social Media: How Facebook Polices Your Friendships
Do you want Facebook to determine -- whose status updates you receive in your News feed -- without telling you? It's already happening.

Marketing Tips: Teleseminars Vs. Webinars
Which of these communication methods is more effective at engaging customers? Our expert weighs in on this small business marketing topic. Plus a Web tool to sync and share files.

Constant Contact Adds Social CRM to Its Online Marketing Menu
Today, small business growth is about engaging the customer. Constant Contact acquired Bantam Live social CRM technology to help SMBs increase and track customer interaction.

Small Business Ecommerce: How to Sell Food Online
Tips and advice for small business ecommerce site owners on how to successfully market, sell, package and ship food.

Email Marketing Review: Campaigner Free
Designed for small business with less than 500 contacts, Campaigner Free makes email marketing drop-dead affordable. We take the new service for a spin.

Cloud Storage Dominates Storage Networking World
HP's CIO details how his company has transformed itself into a lean, mean IT machine.

Cloud Storage Provider Adds FTP Features
SMEStorage said it is shipping an add-on that supports FTP on more than 15 Storage Clouds.

Tintri Takes Aim at Virtual Storage
Do you need a purpose-built appliance for virtual machine storage? This startup says, "yes."

EMC, Quantum Brand Leaders in Latest Survey
IT Brand Pulse rates EMS as the unified storage brand leader in March.

DataCore Aims for Inexpensive Virtual Storage
DataCore announces new storage virtualization configurations for its SANsymphony software at Microsoft's Management Summit.

Is It Time to Add More Storage?
Bigger, better, faster, more. Is adding storage the solution? Is there a cure for storage addiction?

Server Virtualization Calls For New Storage Protocols
Forrester reports that as infrastructure and operations executives adopt server virtualization for more than just testing, the market is changing.

Symantec enhances NetBackup for VMware
VMware Intelligent Policy (VIP) automates the discovery and protection of VMs.

Avere adds global namespace to NAS tiering
Software runs on the company's solid-state FXT appliances, which provide automated tiering and acceleration for heterogeneous NAS filers.

The Top Six Trends in eDiscovery
Trends include project management, cloud positioning, social media, interdisciplinary teams, interoperability, and in-house eDiscovery.

3PAR certified for HP cloud infrastructure
HP also introduced an iSCSI SAN blade for the BladeSystem, and a data deduplication backup system based on HP's StoreOnce technology.

AutoVirt adds assessment to file migration
Assessment enables administrators to get detailed information on their file-based storage environment before migrating data.

HP Integrates 3PAR into Cloud Platform
HP also introduced an iSCSI SAN blade and a data deduplication system.

Coraid adds virtualization to Ethernet SANs
Virtualization appliances include logical volume management, synchronous mirroring, snapshots and cloning.

Druva focuses on laptop backup
inSync 4.1 Enterprise edition is designed specifically for protecting "endpoint" data

FalconStor automates disaster recovery
DR software is included in FalconStor's CDP and NSS platforms.

DataCore ships SANsymphony-V
SANsymphony-V storage virtualization software is tuned specifically for virtual server and virtual desktop environments.

eSilo tackles cloud-based backup, DR
SiloSphere software is optimized for global backup and disaster recovery in cloud computing environments.

EMC offers free "big data" tools
EMC released a free community edition of the EMC Greenplum Database.

Quantum software doubles deduplication speed
Quantum takes aim at EMC Data Domain with 2.0 release of DXi software.

HP Integrates 3PAR into Cloud Platform
HP has certified 3PAR's utility storage systems with HP BladeSystem Matrix and CloudSystem. The company also introduced an iSCSI SAN blade for the BladeSystem c7000 and a new data deduplication platform.

A Quick Start Guide for Deployment to the Amazon EC2 Cloud
You've heard all the buzz about cloud computing, but how do you actually get started with a cloud serviced like Amazon EC2.

Cloud Computing vs. Grid Computing: Does It Matter for Developers?
Find out why developers should care whether the infrastructure supporting their apps is in the cloud or in a grid.

Open Source Cloud Computing Platform OpenStack Goes Commercial
The OpenStack cloud computing platform, backed by Rackspace, NASA, Cisco, Dell and others, ramps up commercial support options for cloud and enterprise users.

Salesforce.com CRM Spring 11 Release Reviewed
With new Chatter and Jigsaw integration, Salesforce.com has once again redefined online customer relationship management (CRM) with its Spring 11 release.

DEMO: Enterprise Cloud Services Debut
The aging showcase for emerging technology products and services opens a spot for cloud-oriented technologies.

HP Lands $400 Million Cloud Services Deal
Vendor secures seven-year outsourcing contract to move U.K.-based Centrica to a utility services-based private cloud environment. Deal adds to HP's $2.15 billion enterprise services haul of the past few months.

Gomez: Which Cloud Service Is the Fastest?
New survey ranks speeds of leading cloud services vendors, finding Microsoft and Google are neck and neck.

Pundit Calls Salesforce Cloud Claim 'Wishful Thinking'
Salesforce's study claims using its cloud computing leads to huge CO2 Reductions. Not everyone agrees.

Cloud Computing's Enterprise Challenges: Public, Private, Hybrid?
Keynoters at Cloud Connect conference debate public versus private clouds, but agree that cloud computing in the enterprise is more of a 'when' than 'if' proposition.