Simple Difference wrote: Cloud computing serves *developers & companies* who develop software and services. SaaS serves *end users* who use software.

Virtualization news for the channel community and you ! wrote: Trackback Added: NEC ExpressCluster to provide Hypervisor Support; NEC Corporation of America announced new system continuity software solutions, with aggressive pricing, designed to drive adoption of best-pr...

MH wrote: With all eyes in the mobile world on Apple this week I thought the time was right to talk about what we believe is the best way to conduct a mobile web search on a device like the iPhone?a device with a rich, full screen, touchscreen only. Namely: Voice search. Y...

Dan wrote: and you can use JSP web components (like http://www.servlets uite.com/jsp.htm) too

Andrea wrote: Wow, You're switching to Silverlight without even knowing what will happen with this technology? Not smart. I will not be watching your website, for sure.

Chicago Public Schools (CPS), the third-largest public school system in the U.S., announc

Having peered into various crystal balls, Cisco figures global Internet traffic will grow 46% a year between now and 2012, nearly doubling every two years. The projection translates into an annual bandwidth demand of more than a half a zettabyte, the equivalent of at least 125 billion

2008 is going to be an important year for Rich Internet Applications. Most organizations are delivering or planning to deliver Rich Internet Applications; however, at the same time, most IT managers are facing a dilemma: which Rich Internet Application technology and platform to use? T

From Application Virtualization to Xen, a round-up of the virtualization themes & topics being discussed in NYC June 23-24, 2008 by the world-class speaker faculty at the 3rd International Virtualization Conference & Expo being held by SYS-CON Events in The Roosevelt Hotel, in midtown

Conference in San Francisco. Dvorak held forth on a number of topics, including the new AMD/Intel lawsuit, the viability of Java and Sun, the value of (or lack thereof) of corporate PR, and whether or not a new book about Silicon Valley is really worth reading.

Friday morning the local Fox television station in New York City broke the news - Apple was suing New York City. Six out of 100 of their viewers thought Apple had the right to sue the City, but 94 out of 100 viewers are now calling for New Yorkers to drop Apple and its products, includ