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  There is an interesting debate under way over at Economist Debates on Cloud computing and whether it can be trusted. It pits Stephen Elop who runs the Microsoft Business Division (think Office, SharePoint etc) against Marc Benioff of Salesforce.com Read More...
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   [credit: Sunday Times ] The Sunday Times here in the UK had a lengthy interview with Stephen Elop yesterday under the title Microsoft sees a silver lining in the cloud . It covered the impact of the cloud at Microsoft and reaffirmed that Read More...
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Is Microsoft late to the cloud or early? I read the NY Times today who posited that Microsoft is late to cloud computing whilst the cover story of The Economist is “The Battle over cloud computing” and acknowledges that Microsoft has in fact been cloud Read More...
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from geekandpoke …though funny it’s technically not really right unless PC’s were doing virtualisation back then? tweetmeme_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2009/10/04/history-of-the-cloud.aspx'; tweetmeme_source = 'stevecla'; tweetmeme_service Read More...
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Microsoft Chicago Data Center Container Bay   I love Dave’s GreenM3 blog – it’s my go to place for data center news. So much so that I just got the info about our own Chicago data center opening over at his site. Of particular interest was the coverage Read More...
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I’m in sunny Dublin today (yep, it’s sunny here) for the grand opening of Microsoft’s first “ mega datacenter ” outside of the US. What you may ask is a mega datacenter? Well basically it’s an enormous facility from we’ll deliver our cloud services to Read More...
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I was in Redmond last week when the news broke about Apps.gov – the US governments moves in to the cloud and I was as surprised as a few others around me that Microsoft didn’t feature at all in the announcement or the portal for the effort. It’s a sterling Read More...
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Another classic from Geek & Poke . Shoot me if you hear me doing the cloud thing! tweetmeme_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2009/08/30/the-cloud-buzz.aspx'; tweetmeme_source = 'stevecla'; tweetmeme_service = 'bit.ly'; Read More...
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Another fine post from Tom Bittman If You Build a Private Cloud, Will Anyone Come? . He helps cut through the noise around private clouds with a statement that could be applied to much more than just cloud computing   We’ve got to get our IT people Read More...
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Above The Clouds View more presentations from Steve Clayton .   A while back, the fine folks at Berkeley RAD Lab produced an excellent paper titled Above the Clouds: a Berkeley View of Cloud Computing .   A little less of a while ago, Pat Helland Read More...
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I was reading my feeds this morning and noticed a post from BusinessWeek titled Twitter Hack Highlights Cloud Risks . It caught my eye as the whole Twitter debacle of the last 24 hours has nothing to do with Cloud Risks and everything to do with poor Read More...
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A busy week for Azure and more to come next week at Worldwide Partner Conference. Meantime, Mary-Jo Foley provides a good update today on the interop status of Windows Azure. The team there is heads down cranking out code and this week and this week released Read More...
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Our Global Foundation Services team posted on their blog yesterday about two more mega data centers coming online next month:   July marks the launch of our two newest mega data centers in Chicago and Dublin. Our Dublin facility will go live on July Read More...
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[Photo: Simon Norfolk for The New York Times] The swinging door at Yahoo! continues as today we announced Kevin Timmons has joined Microsoft’s Infrastructure Services Team (aka GFS). I seem to talk more and more about GFS lately as our datacenters become Read More...
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  Though I get to do less direct customer and partner gigs in my current role, I still try to keep a regular “reality check” with both of them by meeting with partners who have become good friends and taking on customer presentations where I can. Read More...
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