Open source fuels innovation and cost-savings

External security threats cited as top challenge to open source adoption.

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DPaaS available worldwide

Trilio Data, creator of the first Data Protection-as-a-Service specification for the OpenStack community, Raksha, has announced TrilioVault 2.1, the industry's only data protection, backup and disaster recovery solution built specifically for OpenStack is now available worldwide.

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Red Hat and Ericsson form 'broad alliance'

Telecommunications and open source software leaders join forces to drive innovation and new product offerings based on OpenStack, containers, NFV, SDN and SDI.

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HPC system to support research at University of Birmingham

Research at the University of Birmingham is set to be given a boost this week with the launch of a high-performance, bespoke computing system known as BEAR Cloud.

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72 Percent of OpenStack users cite cost savings as their number one business driver

8th OpenStack Foundation User Survey also shows increased interest in containers, NFV and bare metal running on OpenStack.

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Canonical and ARM collaborate

Availability of Ubuntu OpenStack and Ceph support included with Canonical’s Ubuntu Advantage enterprise-grade offering.

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To put customers on the fast-track to a software-defined infrastructure, SUSE has unveiled SUSE...
Mirantis says that it has made operating a private cloud easier with the release of Mirantis...
Competitors collaborate to make enterprise cloud computing environments interoperable for the first...
Joint testing, detailed reference architecture combines the agility of OpenStack with best-of-breed...
Joint development of hybrid cloud, next-generation cloud infrastructure and mission-critical...
Cisco has introduced the Cisco Container Platform, a turnkey, open, and production-grade software...
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What to Expect at the OpenStack Summit

If you have never attended an OpenStack Summit, hear what to expect straight from community members.

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