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Moving to the cloud can bring advantages such as reduced hardware costs, but many still worry about privacy.
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New research urges telcos to use cloud to shore up broadband revenues, differentiate from pure-play cloud providers.
Report finds that public sector IT chiefs need better communication and clarity over G-Cloud strategy.
Cloud search company claims attacks against high-profile companies should encourage others to take more care with online security
NHS trust rolls out private cloud based on Microsoft virtualisation technology.
Virtualisation giant's latest study sheds light on enterprise attitudes to cloud
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Cloud computing remains in its early stages but, like other fundamental changes IT, it takes time to turn the ship around.
Cloud computing can save you money -- but it can also end up costing a lot too, especially in intangibles such as management time.
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