Two members of the Xen Project (Stefano Stabellini and Russell Pavlicek) provide a few predictions into what they think will happen with cloud computing in 2016 and beyond.... Read More...

As 2015 draws to a close and our scepter'd isle is buffeted by yet another winter storm (this time one with the unassuming name Storm Frank but which is anything but as it gathers pace and kicks on towards the North Pole apparently) it is time to reflect on the last twelve months and call out three ... Read More...

Over the past several years we have seen the ups and downs in the market, especially within the world of virtualization and cloud computing. When we look into the future, based on our interaction with companies of all sizes across many industries, and seeing how the market is trending, we predict th... Read More...

The notion that application and desktop virtualization are no longer buzzwords is a clear sign that these technologies have matured and gained mainstream adoption. However, the end-user computing landscape is ever-changing. We continue to see the platform providers - Citrix and VMware - compete wit... Read More...

No More Mall Cop Security for SMBs: Privacy, Compliance, and Encryption Tools are moving from Niche Markets into Mainstream.... Read More...

Next year, organizations in highly regulated industries will increase their use of cloud solutions to support and complement their existing technology infrastructure.... Read More...

In 2015, it seemed like the hybrid cloud and disaster recovery were on the cusp of making it to the mainstream. I believe that in 2016, both will push their way up to the front of the line when it comes to must-haves for enterprises. I'm not alone in this thinking. In a recent Forrester report, anal... Read More...

The cloud market is rapidly growing and evolving, and its developments in 2015 have prepared the space for an even more interesting climate to take hold in the coming year. Since many companies in 2015 were already incorporating the public cloud into their business operations, especially through use... Read More...