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Can Anything Stop The Growth Of Cloud Computing?

Growth Of Cloud Computing There's no doubt about it: the cloud is here, and will only get bigger. A recent report by Morgan Stanley confirms this: AWS revenue is expected to hit $24 billion by 2023. It stands to reason that other cloud computing companies will see similar growth. However,…

Khristen FossAugust 14, 2013

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Latest News and Hosting Review DigitalOcean

Hosting Review DigitalOcean Hosting Review DigitalOcean - Moving Up In The Cloud Hosting World Visit Digitalocean Cloud hosting is an industry that is growing fast, and Digital Ocean is quickly rising to the top. They recently announced a total of $3.2 million raised in seed capital, and with new subscribers…

Khristen FossAugust 8, 2013

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Five Server Buying Tips

Five Server Buying Tips With the high cost of servers, you probably ended up choosing a cheap hosting company instead of purchasing one for your business. They can cost thousands of dollars. However, the idea of having your own file server in-house may be something you think about often. Before…

Khristen FossAugust 8, 2013

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Before You Go Cloud: 5 Important Legal Points

Before You Go Cloud: 5 Important Legal Points You know you want to make the switch from traditional hosting to cloud hosting for your business. It's a big switch, but often, the right choice. Just as you did when you started your business, you need to be careful: the security…

Khristen FossJuly 31, 2013

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Igoe Reflects On OpenStack’s Past Three Years

Igoe Reflects On OpenStack's This month, OpenStack celebrated its third birthday. To commemorate this event, John Igoe, VP of Rackspace, spoke with Web Hosting Industry Review about the cloud hosting business and just how much it has grown since 2010. He hasn't always been a top dog at Rackspace. To…

Khristen FossJuly 23, 2013

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Facebook to Users: Get Rid of Controversial Posts

Get Rid of Controversial Posts Facebook is getting in on the moral crusade, joining the likes of Google and other companies that do not allow questionable content. Facebook has announced that the company will be pulling ads from any pages or accounts that post controversial content. This means that any…

HarrietteJuly 1, 2013