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HyperLINKS June 25, 2008
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posted by Hyperic Team Blog on Thu 26 Jun 2008 12:41 UTC (Add To MySQL Librarian)
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GigaOm’s Structure Conference took center stage today and lots of interesting stories are coming down the pipeline. Here are today’s top picks:

  • While participating on a panel at Structure titled “Working the Cloud: NetGen Infrastructure for New Entrepreneurs ,” Google’s Christophe Bisciglia, was forced by several other panelists to defend the openness of BigTable, Google’s internal database system
  • Alistair Croll of BitCurrent offers 5 reasons why cloud computing isn?t just hype: power and cooling are expensive, demand is global, computing is ubiquitous, applications are built from massive and smart parts, and clouds let us experiment
  • Zack Urlocker writes about Progress?s acquisition of IONA for $162 million

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