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GigaOm Sonar Report for Storage as a Service
Storage as a service (STaaS) is a subscription-based model for data storage that provides customers with a cloud-like experience in terms of…
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Cloud Analytics Platform Total Cost of Ownership
Organizations today need a broad set of enterprise data cloud services with key data functionality to modernize applications and utilize machine learning.…
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Cloud Parallel File Systems
The latest organizational initiatives involving artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), high performance computing (HPC), and containerized application spaces necessitate a robust…
Read MoreKey Criteria for Evaluating Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity as a Service Solutions
Disaster recovery (DR) provides rapid restoration of one or more applications or systems when the data center where they reside is, or…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Network Validation
With business-critical services on the line, managing the network holistically is essential for ensuring operational consistency. Many enterprises address network governance with…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Data Migration Tools
Data migration has evolved over the years. Simple use cases such as on-premises migrations linked to hardware lifecycle refreshes or geographical data…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Distributed Cloud File Storage
File storage is a critical component of every hybrid cloud strategy—especially for use cases that support collaboration—and distributed cloud file storage that…
Read MoreKey Criteria for Evaluating Digital Experience Platforms
Digital experience platforms (DXPs) have superseded web content management (WCM) platforms as the go-to systems for building engaging, personalized customer experiences for…
Read MoreDish’s latest Hopper tweak reeks of legal positioning
As Variety first reported, Dish has quietly been rolling out a software upgrade to its new DVRs that puts the user more in control of the "AutoHop" commercial-skipping feature. Dish says the upgrade "enhances the user experience," but it seems more legally motivated.…
Read MoreNetflix stock down 25% as investors lament return to red ink
A day after Netflix management signals its intention to plow any profits for the foreseeable future into international expansion, Wall Street once again craters the company's stock price.…
Read MoreDon’t get too attached to Epix, Netflix warns subscribers
Company CEO Reed Hastings tells investors that an exclusive licensing deal with premium cable channel Epix is about to run out ... but not to worry, since Netflix doesn't get that much viewing from the pact, anyway.…
Read MoreNetflix to investors: “We’re taking our profits to Europe!”
With Netflix returning to narrow profitability, all of its other regions growing, and 1 million subscribers added in the first six months of operation in the U.K and Ireland, CEO Reed Hastings said the time is right to expand into Western Europe.…
Read MoreNetflix Q2: Meets revenue target, misses on subscribers
The company meets investor revenue expectations, reporting $889 million for the three-month period ending April 30. But its 530,000 net streaming subscriber additions in the U.S. apparently hasn't impressed investors -- shares are down big in after-hours trading.…
Read MoreWhoSay, the Instagram to the stars, gets $12M Series C round
WhoSay, which makes tools that let celebrities, corporations and public institutions control their photos, videos and other assets as they're passed around social media, has now raised $19.3 million in venture capital.…
Read MoreVerizon/Redbox video service has name and exec team, begins testing
The joint venture will operate under the name "Redbox Instant by Verizon" and will be headed by former Verizon FiOS executive Shawn Strickland. It's still unknown as to what kind of programming it will offer and at what price.…
Read MoreDirecTV & Dish face next impasse: the Pac-12 network
Looking to hold the line on escalating program licensing costs, the satellite TV services face the prospect of having to carry more regional sports channels. The Pac-12 Network launches in about three weeks, but DirecTV and Dish are in no hurry to make a deal.…
Read MoreNetflix names former Warner exec its permanent CMO
Six months following the departure of longtime marketing chief Leslie Kilgore, Netflix turns to an international marketing executive with deep roots in European media/entertainment. This comes, of course, as the company is about to embark on a major expansion of its Western European operations.…
Read MoreHBO deal ends Fox blackout on iCloud
Those who purchase Fox movies like Prometheus on iTunes can now re-download their films on iCloud, thanks to a deal the studio carved with its pay TV partner, HBO, that relaxes digital restrictions of movies while they're in the pay TV window.…
Read MoreCall it an upset? How DirecTV held its ground vs. Viacom
Analysts say DirecTV will end up paying Viacom about what it initially offered, around $2.80 per month per its 20 million subscribers. The satellite carrier wasn't forced to take on Epix, and it also got a lot of TV Everywhere content rights.…
Read MoreAmazon gets West Wing, Fringe from Warner
Deal brings the Aaron Sorkin-penned political drama The West Wing and the Fox sci-fi/fantasy series Fringe exclusively to members of Amazon's Prime Instant Video service, as well as purchasers of its Kindle Fire tablet…
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