Two of the hottest IT technologies in 2010 are virtualization and cloud computing. Both are heavily evangelized in the industry as the “wave of the future” and the “next big thing.” ...

Virtualization is at the core of cloud computing. Thanks to it, cloud vendors can provide a wide range of different services, operating systems, and other virtual machines while maximizing data ...

For virtualization to work, she said, both camps need to come together. And once many companies get a handle on virtualization, the next logical step is cloud computing, typically in the form of SaaS.

Cloud computing doesn't really come from the sky. Much of it is actually delivered via underground and undersea cables. It's called 'cloud computing' because when engineers diagram their corporate ...

Google Cloud tells us that a business needs to identify how far it can make use of the core advantages virtual desktops offer for centralized data i.e. because all information resources are stored ...

But cloud computing comes in many forms and can be complicated for businesses to maintain long-term. Fortunately, utilizing virtualization can be a great solution. Virtualization is already ...

If you look at my company’s cloud services taxonomy diagram, ... Bernard Golden is CEO of consulting firm HyperStratus, which specializes in virtualization, cloud computing and related issues.

Cloud computing may seem more hype than reality as the technology industry is busy refining the term. However, substantive business and market trends are catapulting cloud computing to the forefront.

IBM, the Georgia Institute of Technology and the Ohio State University join forces to develop management technologies suited for dynamic virtual data centers hosted in cloud computing environments.