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“Most, if not all” Sidekick data restored, says Microsoft

Microsoft is now saying that “most, if not all” Sidekick data thought to be lost in a server upgrade to Danger’s Sun/Oracle platform can now be recovered, according to a press release issued by Roz Ho, Corporate Vice-President for Premium...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2009 11:39 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Mobile, cloud computing
“Non-Microsoft technologies” to blame for Danger/Sidekick failure, Microsoft says

After more than a week of silence on what caused the Sidekick outage with Danger, the Los Angeles Times today quotes Microsoft spokesperson Tonya Klause, not really explaining what happened, but definitely distancing Microsoft cloud services such as Windows...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2009 3:11 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Mobile, cloud computing
Microsoft SQL Services Is Now Microsoft SQL Azure, More Software + Services News Next Week At WPC09

Microsoft is updating the branding for SQL Services and SQL Data Services. From now on SQL Services will be called Microsoft SQL Azure and SQL Data Services will be called Microsoft Azure Database : This name change doesn’t reflect a change in the products...

Published Thu, Jul 07 2009 8:23 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: Microsoft, Windows 7, cloud computing, Office, Azure, WPC09
Ray Ozzie at the DLA Piper Tech Summit: Cloud Computing has “enormous potential”

Speaking today at a keynote for the DLA Piper Tech Summit , Ray Ozzie tuned up his cloud computing mantra in preparation for next week’s PDC, by talking about the potential for the internet to speed up software usability. In a question and answer...

Published Tue, Oct 10 2008 1:29 PM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Ray Ozzie, cloud computing, PDC
Ballmer drops a bombshell: “Windows Cloud” coming at PDC

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, speaking at an IT conference in London, revealed that Microsoft will unveil a new operating system, which he dubbed “Windows Cloud”, at PDC at the end of this month. According to a post at The Register , Ballmer hinted...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2008 1:53 PM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: cloud computing, PDC
How to build a cloud: Debra Chrapaty on data centers

When we talked to Bill Gates last November at Mix n Mash, he described Windows Live: All those consumer services are basically big, big volume. They're tiny businesses in a sense, but they're very important for the population of users that you...

Published Tue, Jul 07 2008 8:29 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Windows Live, cloud computing
Red Dog: Ray Ozzie's answer to the Google App Engine?

( Note: while we've been serving up a number of potential new Windows Live logos recently, this isn't one of them. I just happen to like Clifford the Big Red Dog ) Much has been made recently about last night's announcement of the Google App...

Published Wed, Apr 04 2008 6:09 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Developer, Amazon, Google, Windows Live Core, Ray Ozzie, cloud computing
Its not all about search: Yahoo! and cloud computing

Yahoo! announced today a new collaboration agreement with Computational Research Laboratories (CRL), which is owned by India's Tata Sons Limited , to utilize Tata's giant supercomputer , the fourth fastest in the world, to "leverage CRL's...

Published Tue, Mar 03 2008 5:57 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Corporate Strategy, MSFT-YHOO, cloud computing