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Citrix
Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Florida, Citrix is a Nasdaq-listed multinational corporation which provides computing services in the cloud, including server and desktop virtualisation, Software-as-a-Service, open source products and networking. The company has data centres around the world including the UK, India and Australia. It acquired XenSource in October 2007 and offers Xen’s open source hypervisor.
We talk to Kurt Roemer, Citrix's chief security strategist on cloud security, the Patriot Act and other topics
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Cloud computing has been built around proprietary software - will companies be able to use open source software in future?
New product aims to bring greater elasticity to enterprise networks moving to the cloud
UPDATE: Citrix confirms it will donate its open source cloud platform back to the community.
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