Dublin's digital ambitions are now formalised in the grandiosely titled Masterplan document. But will the city's digital principles be enough to keep inward investment coming from the tech good and great?
Ed Iacobucci, co-founder of Citrix Systems and pioneer of thin client computing, passed away today. This 1998 interview, republished online for the first time, reminds us of the clarity of his vision for what we now know as cloud computing.
How safe is UK legislators' data in light of PRISM? A conversation with Joan Miller, Director of Parliamentary ICT Service suggests that it is very safe.
Oracle's earnings miss should not surprise. The company is transitioning to the cloud. More important, it is transitioning its entire business. Comparisons with SAP are inevitable but we must wait to see how the market shakes out.
We're all too used to vendors boasting about which square on the latest Gartner Magic Quadrant they're in. Now the research house has produced what it's calling a digital marketing transit map. Is complicated the new simple?
Larry Ellison plans to reshape the cloud next week - with a bit of help from NetSuite, Salesforce.com and Microsoft. Not bad for someone who used to struggle even to say the word 'cloud'.
Even as its license sales are depressed by SaaS take-up, CEO Larry Ellison suggests cloud will – eventually – prove more lucrative for it than on-premise software.
Datacenter operator Equinix wants enterprises to think of its facilities as exchange points for connecting to cloud service providers. Its recently opened AM3 datacenter is built with cloud computing in mind.
I ran out of patience with the Chromebook. What was the experience of going back to PC World? Surprisingly good.
Overshadowed by arguments about Syria and the vexed but all important 'tie or open necked' question for the photo calls, the leaders of the G8 countries did good this week with the signing of the Open Data Charter (ODC). But let's make it stick in practice.
