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What follows are my thoughts and takeaways from the AWS re:Invent conference keynote presentations by Andy Jassy and Werner Volgels in...

( Updated 7/24) The recent SegWit2x drama in Bitcoin world has been an interesting study .   In addition, the voting has also been int...

We knew multi-cloud was coming, and now that Microsoft and Google have a viable product in the infrastructure as a service (IaaS) space, ...

In May of 2010, I wrote my first article dedicated to explaining the benefits of cloud computing (check out that dated graphic on that p...

I attended Google’s first broadly accessible cloud conference “ Google Cloud Next 2017 ” back in March.  Google has been lurking in t...

When bitcoin gained some notoriety in 2013, I did a little research and then put it away to work on it later.  This summer I decided to d...

I’ve been looking for a way to do personal task management for years.   I tried a paper in many forms multiple times (I don’t have it wi...

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In my last cloud article, “ Zynga and the cost of agility ”, I referenced an article about Zynga’s return to AWS  While at at AWS re:Inve...

I’ve been running a network attached storage (NAS) device for many years.  I’ve really enjoyed the Netgear ReadyNAS product as an  easy t...

This article from RW was interesting .  I remember I did a double-take when hearing that Zynga was leaving AWS but there was general agre...

When I was at the 2014 AWS re:Invent, IBM plastered busses with advertisements that their cloud business had surpassed Amazon’s.  People ...

Although I'm getting this out a bit late, here is my annual review of the AWS re:Invent love-in cloud.  I was excited to see what thi...

I had the opportunity to attend Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing conference, “AWS re:Invent” at the end of 2013.  I had a lot of...