If you are coming to Austin for SXSW 2010, I’m looking to interview real people and companies who are changing and reinventing their businesses using hosting.
I’ll be there March 12 – 16.
Managed. Dedicated. Cloud. Hybrid. And all points between, reach out to me: alan at dedicatedhosting dot com and I’ll reach out to you to schedule our meeting.
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Step into The Cell CyberLounge and you’ll find a bank of sixteen high end, custom built PCs made just for gamers. The company’s founder and CEO, Sean Maddox not only offers a unique facility for his customers to play the latest and coolest games, but he’s building a community of gamers who can share their most extreme wants and desires when it comes to hardware configuration, hot gaming titles and even a chance to compete in tournaments.
At the age of 15, Zain Jaffer decided to become an entrepreneur, hosting fan sites for teens. As a high school kid in West London, building sites not only kept young Zain off the streets in a rough area, but helped prepare him for a college and now, a graduate school school career.
Yesterday, there was a big announcement by The National Science Foundation and Microsoft Corporation where they agreed to offer American scientific researchers free access to the company’s new cloud computing service.
Ori Rajwan is an independent software developer and entrepreneur based in Tel Aviv. His advise on moving to dedicated hosting is simple: find the environment you feel most comfortable with and go for it.
Lemon Computing is a ten year old IT services firm which provides one-stop solutions for its customers scanning a range of services from desktop support to network implementation, security, email, open sourced telephony systems and CRM solutions.
Mel Indyk was the former Vice President of Information Technology Enterprise Collaboration at Lucent Technologies. Read his insights and predictions for the hosting industry in 2010...
