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Unpicking the multi-cloud at GigaOM Structure

Unpicking the multi-cloud at GigaOM Structure

By Paul Miller on May 16, 2013

Image © Mission Bay Conference Center Last month, RightScale’s State of the Cloud report got me thinking about the rise of multi-cloud solutions. Next month, I’ll be moderating a Mapping Session at GigaOM’s Structure event to work out how, where, when, why and if this trend is going to prove significant. Hybrid clouds, in which one […]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged ben kepes, cloud, cloud computing, david linthicum, Enterprise Computing, GigaOM, GigaOM Pro, gigaom research, hybrid cloud, iaas, jo maitland, mapping session, mission bay, multi cloud, multicloud, private cloud, public cloud, rightscale, San Francisco, structure, structure 2013, structureconf

Discussing Data Markets in New York City

Discussing Data Markets in New York City

By Paul Miller on February 5, 2013

As part of GigaOM’s Structure:Data Conference (taking place in New York City on 20-21 March), Jo Maitland and I are going to host a Mapping Session on Data Marketplaces. What are they, what are they doing, why do they matter, and how does their future look? The session is intended to be highly interactive, so attendees […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged big data, cloud computing, conference, data markets, GigaOM, GigaOM Pro, gigaom research, jo maitland, New York City, open data, structure, structure:data, structureconf, workshop | 1 Response

[Some of] what you need to know about the cloud for 2013

[Some of] what you need to know about the cloud for 2013

By Paul Miller on January 4, 2013

Towards the end of last year, David Linthicum and I joined GigaOM’s Adam Lesser on a skype chat to take a look back at cloud successes and failures in 2012, and forward to cloud opportunities in 2013. GigaOM released the conversation as a podcast this morning. Amazon, Rackspace, Google, OpenStack, DropBox, and more get a […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged 2012, 2013, acquisitions, adam lesser, amazon, Amazon Web Services, cloud computing, david linthicum, dropbox, Enterprise Computing, GigaOM, GigaOM Pro, gigaompro, openstack, Podcast, predictions, rackspace, Review | 1 Response

GigaOM Pro report on Hadoop and cluster management

GigaOM Pro report on Hadoop and cluster management

By Paul Miller on July 24, 2012

My latest piece of work for GigaOM Pro just went live. Scaling Hadoop clusters: the role of cluster management is available to GigaOM Pro subscribers, and was underwritten by StackIQ. Thanks to everyone who took the time to speak with me during the preparation of this report. As the blurb describes, From Facebook to Johns […]

Posted in Open Source | Tagged Administrivia, Apache Hadoop, big data, cluster management, dell, facebook, GigaOM, GigaOM Pro, hadoop, IBM, Johns Hopkins University, rocks, stackiq

The Americans are Coming

The Americans are Coming

By Paul Miller on July 23, 2012

This October, two great US events are making their first forays into Europe. O’Reilly‘s big data conference, Strata, reaches London on 1-2 October. Then GigaOM‘s cloud computing event, Structure, hits Amsterdam on 16-17 October. I’ve attended both in the States (see disclaimer), and look forward to seeing how each sets about fusing the best elements […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Amsterdam, big data, cloud computing, conference, Event, GigaOM, GigaOM Pro, london, oreilly, strata, strataconf, structure, structureconf, venturebeat

Of Kindles and Business Models and Stuff

Of Kindles and Business Models and Stuff

By Paul Miller on September 6, 2011

Over at TechCrunch, MG Siegler’s 2 September post on Amazon’s new Kindle has generated quite a storm. All across the web, media, bloggers, pundits, analysts and the rest are pointing to MG’s post, getting terribly excited about a new tablet that might actually challenge the iPad; something that so many others have patently failed to […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged Amazon Kindle, android, cloud computing, GigaOM Pro, iBooks, ipad, itunes, MG Siegler, techcrunch

Curating a bit of the Cloud over at GigaOM Pro

Curating a bit of the Cloud over at GigaOM Pro

By Paul Miller on January 25, 2011

Image via CrunchBase I’ve been a fan of Om Malik‘s boutique analyst site, GigaOM Pro, pretty much from the outset, and happily renew my subscription each year. The site covers a wide range of industry topics, and those Quarterly Wrap-ups are worth the fee all by themselves. I’ve written a few reports for them in […]

Posted in Infrastructure, Open Source | Tagged cloud computing, Enterprise Computing, GigaOM, GigaOM Pro, iaas, Linked Data, Michael Wolf, Mike Wolf, Om Malik, open data, paas, saas

Talking Scalable Clouds with GigaOM Pro and Limelight Networks

Talking Scalable Clouds with GigaOM Pro and Limelight Networks

By Paul Miller on October 20, 2010

Image via Wikipedia I’m joining some of my fellow GigaOM Pro contributors for a free webinar on 4 November, in which we’ll be talking about scalability and the Cloud. As the blurb notes, “Today’s businesses are increasingly looking to cloud-based infrastructure to run key operations and deliver products and services to customers worldwide. However, many […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged cloud computing, GigaOM Pro, Limelight Networks, web conferencing, webinar

Cloud Computing, Advertising and TV

Cloud Computing, Advertising and TV

By Paul Miller on April 20, 2010

From a trebling of web traffic within sixty seconds of Channel 4 mentioning the Celebrity Big Brother URL on-air, to 59 million hits in a day to a restaurant web site advertised during the US Super Bowl, advertisers, broadcasters and technologists are falling over themselves to exploit a massive — and growing — opportunity. In my latest piece for […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged advertising, Andy Parker, Big Brother, Channel 4, cloud computing, GigaOM Pro, SOASTA, Super Bowl, Television, Tom Lounibos, web 2.0, web 3.0 | 1 Response

Is this the closest I get to Space?

Is this the closest I get to Space?

By Paul Miller on March 23, 2010

When I was a child, I wanted to be a spaceman. No great surprise there, perhaps, and also no great surprise that I — like so many others — never got to achieve that dream. Still, when the opportunity presented itself to write a space-y piece as my latest contribution over on GigaOM Pro, I jumped at it. It […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged cloud computing, European Space Agency, GigaOM Pro, iaas, NASA, NASA Ames, NASA Ames Research Center, open source, paas, Space, Technology

Can Soc-Nets Live On Public Clouds?

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 1, 2009

Derrick Harris, writing on GigaOm Pro (Subscription Required), puts forward an argument claiming that Social Networks like Facebook or Twitter cannot live on the public clouds. The real irony here is that, while social networks are cutting-edge web-based services, there is little symbiosis with the other cutting-edge web-based paradigm getting lots of attention lately: cloud […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, facebook, GigaOM Pro, public clouds, Scalability, social networks, twitter | 4 Responses

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