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  • Cisco and HP Partners Pushed to Choose

    HP fired its latest shot against networking market leader Cisco Systems with its “Cisco-free data center” product, escalating a hot war that has been building up since the two companies stopped playing nice and launched products in the other’s spaces (HP more strongly targeting the networking space and Cisco launching its own line of servers).…

  • Spiceworks Partners with Rackspace on Hosted E-Mail

    Rackspace Hosting, a provider of hosting and cloud computing, has joined forces with Spiceworks to help small to medium-size businesses manage their Rackspace e-mail hosting services through the free Spiceworks social IT management application. The integrated systems help streamline the jobs of SMB IT professionals by allowing them to monitor and administrate Rackspace cloud e-mail…

  • Enterprise Cloud Network Attached Storage Provider Expands

    Enterprise storage service provide Zetta, which provides on-demand network attached storage (NAS) as a service, is opening a new data service facility in the New York City metropolitan area, the company has announced. The new data center storage facility will be the third for the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company, which already operates two facilities on the…

  • EMC Sees IT Storage Recovery

    IT solution providers looking for sales of IT storage solutions to recover after the deep recession of 2009 need not look any further than EMC’s (NYSE:EMC) earnings report released in April 2010. The technology giant saw 28 percent growth year over year for its Symmetrix line, and 32 percent growth for midrange products including Celerra,…

  • HP Cloud Service Lets You Print from Your Blackberry

    SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett-Packard, RIM (maker of BlackBerry connected devices), FedEx Office and Hilton Worldwide joined forces April 21 to kick-start a new cloud-based service for mobile printing, long a nagging problem for many traveling business people. As a result of this new initiative, BlackBerry users now can search for the closest connected printer wherever…

  • Salesforce.com Acquires Jigsaw Business Contact Software Co.

    Salesforce.com announced on April 21 that it had entered into an agreement to acquire Jigsaw, a company that uses crowdsourcing to build and maintain an online database of business contacts. The deal is expected to close in the second quarter of fiscal year 2011, with Salesforce.com reportedly paying around $142 million. Salesforce.com said it intends…

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