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Recent Archimedius Posts on Cloud Computing
If you’ve arrived at Archimedius in search of blogs on cloud computing, here are the top cloud computing blogs, in order of views as of July 16 2008: Who Will Ride the Clouds? (posted June 20): a...
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The VMware versus Microsoft Smack Down: Perspectives Behind the Headlines
All eyes are on post-Greene VMware as it prepares to announce earnings on Tuesday and as analysts speculate about how much cleanup will be included in the results. Yet I think the most important...
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The CIO SHELL GAME
TCP/IP is continuing to spread and connect to more endpoints; Cisco has predicted that the network will connect 14 billion devices by 2010. This level of connectivity promises to make the network even...
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Infrastructure 2.0: Recommended Blog Reading as of December 10
December 10, 2008 I think it is very likely that network infrastructure will be transformed in coming years by new levels of automation and connectivity intelligence driven by demands from new IT...
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VMware Crosses the Rubicon
While the press and blogs are buzzing about cloud computing, VMware has made probably one of the most significant cloud-related announcements ever made; and with vShield Zones has added even more...
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Nick Carr and the Cloud-Network Disconnect
Virtualization and cloud computing are promising to change the way in which IT services are delivered and, in effect, transform computing as we know it today. I think the promises are likely to come...
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The Network is Strategic Again Thanks to Cisco
In the last 12 months networking vendors have discovered that they are extremely relevant to the spread of system automation, especially virtualization and cloud computing. Today’s Cisco Unified...
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Todays Networks Resemble Yesterday’s Factories
Many of today’s large enterprise networks are burning cash and are overly dependent upon layers of manual processes (like DNS, DHCP and IPAM for starters) to stay available and secure. Networks were...
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Google will Unleash the Cannibals on Microsoft
As the battleground between Microsoft and VMware takes shape with the launch of Microsoft’s Hyper-V, I’ve talked about what VMware should do as well as how Hyper-V could prevail. While this is a...
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Microsoft Unleashes the Cannibals Again
One of the most powerful weapons used by dominant technology companies is the power of commoditization. Established players with product offering breadth can crush single product line competitors by...
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