IBM to expand cloud computing portfolio

IBM has announced a number of expansions to its cloud computing portfolio, which include the extension of private cloud solutions.

Third of SMEs looking to the cloud

Almost one in three small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are looking at using cloud computing in the next 12 months, recent research has revealed.

Cloud computing can avoid 'technology headaches'

The headaches and problems associated with technology solutions can be avoided through the use of cloud computing.

Popularity of cloud computing set to soar, survey reveals

Cloud computing is poised to skyrocket in popularity over the coming months, according to new research, as business leaders increasingly view it was a strategic initiative and a fast way of solving technical issues.

New EU cloud accreditation scheme to be launched

A new EU directive is set to ensure that cloud computing providers are held accountable for any data offences that occur through their services.

UEFA agree to cloud computing deal

UEFA has seen that cloud computing holds a number of benefits and opted to sign a three-year deal with one of Europe's largest cloud service providers.

Cloud computing service launched by Virgin

A new contract-free cloud computing service is to be offered to UK customers by Virgin Media Business.

The firm has joined forces with web hosting and services provider Savvis to provide the contract-free option, with companies paying for usage by the hour through a pay-as-you-go setup.

Isle of Man cuts costs with cloud computing

The government of the Isle of Man has managed to reduce its operating costs by 15 per cent by implementing cloud computing and virtualisation.

Businesses moving to tackle cloud integration

As the initial rush to take advantage of cloud computing starts to die down, businesses are increasingly moving towards tackling cloud integration issues in preparation for expansion.

Cloud computing will deliver 'competitive advantage'

Companies that move to adopt cloud computing will find themselves with a competitive advantage in a year or two's time.