Whatever you want to call it, we’re having a revolution in IT. HP’s announcement of a cloud-friendly architecture to build data centers, one that includes prefabricated provisioning tools, was mirrored in many ways by the IBM PureSystems launch yesterday. I think IBM is right in that the new wave is the most important thing in…
Euphonic, huh? Well, earnings season is about to take off, which means we’ll likely have more financial results to review than tech bombshells. Some companies are working to get their stuff out before they go quiet in their pre-earnings period, though, and one of them is HP. After seeming to ignore the cloud, they now…
I’m seeing some progress (perhaps, at least) in the evolution of a logical structure for operator-hosted OTT services. One startup, UXP Systems, has created a kind of shim layer that orchestrates and manages the OTT form of a number of operator services, including voice, messaging, and video. The idea is to provide componentized, orchestrable, services…
The fate of the cloud is also the fate of the network vendors, as I’ve noted before. There is nothing that will stop the use of OpenFlow and SDNs for data center networking, and while arguments that “merchant silicon” can produce the optimum OpenFlow switch are false, it’s true that commodity switches could produce results…
Apple stock may be shooting upward, but Google has its own plans for new products and concepts, and two in particular have what I think is real potential. I’m not saying that they’ll suddenly acquire the momentum of Apple, but I am saying that I think Apple and Google are destined to grow into more…
Let’s face reality here. For a decade now, we’ve had a vision of the future as one of a romp through a vast collection of entertainment, funded by advertising that we all try to never notice. The fact is that all the ad metrics in the world don’t prove that anyone actually sees an ad,…
In yet another move that could be called “cloudy” in more ways than one, Dell is buying Wyse, a former terminal vendor who now specializes in “thin clients”, which I guess is what they call terminals these days. It seems to me that there’s a lot of questions about this kind of move, and that…
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The mobile industry is still digesting the fall of RIM, and today there are suggestions that range from RIM getting bought by Microsoft as their handset arm to RIM adopting Android to join the mainstream. I even heard one story that says that Apple was going to license iOS! Good luck betting on that one….
There’s a lot of complicated wording in these areas on many sites, all sorts of talk about click-throughs and what constitutes an actual serving of an ad, and how someone might suggest a topic. Well, we have good news for you. Our own situation is a lot simpler. We absolutely do not accept ads, and…