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Xen.org : Hypervisor new release 4.0

For those who thought that the Xen opensource project was at a standstill or in agony, here we are at the 4.0 release of the hypervisor with great news. We will also describe a series of important news about the Xen Client Initiative (XCI) and Xen Cloud Platform (XCP) projects. The new features of version […]

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Eucalyptus: The Open Source Private Cloud to Watch

Eucalyptus, an opensource project that we have already talked about in NASA’s Nebula project, in Canonical’s support in the Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud and in our meeting organized with the AWS User Group Naples, amazes us more and more. The compatibility of the Enterprise solution with all hypervisors (Xen, KVM, vSphere, ESX, ESXi), storage support (iSCSI, […]

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Cloud Computing, new strategies beyond the crisis

AWS User Group Naples – March 3rd, 2010 : Cloud Computing, new strategies beyond the crisis PosterA4 Greetings from the Faculty (Giorgio Ventre -Full Professor at University of Naples Federico II) Introduction of the group and presentations (Fabio Cecaro -AWS User Group Naples Organizer) Cloud Computing: Engine of ICT Innovation (Fabio Cecaro -AWS User Group […]

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EuroCloud Italy: A new bet won.

In October 2009 we came across a new reality that was landing in Europe, the EuroCloud, we noticed the non-existence of Italy and proposed ourselves as part of the founders of EuroCloud Italy. Then there were three of us: Francesco Mondora of Sensible Cloud Andrea Rivetti of TopIX Fabio Cecaro of VMengine Since then we […]

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Cloud Computing, opportunities for growth and development

AWS User Group Naples – January 7, 2010 : Cloud Computing, opportunities for growth and development poster07-01-2010 Greetings and presentation of the Initiative and the speaker (Fabio Cecaro) Presentation of the participants Cloud Computing, economy, numbers, market, convenience factors for SMEs Skype connection with Simone Brunozzi (EMEA AWS Evangelist) from Seattle who will illustrate AWS […]

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