Top 5 Data Center Stories, Week of November 6th update from November 2014
Here are some of the most popular stories on Data Center Knowledge this week.
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For your weekend reading, we present a recap of five noteworthy stories that appeared on Data Center Knowledge this past week.
Linux Foundation: Open Source Eating Enterprise Software World - In every sector of the technology world there is now an open source project that is defining that particular technology. Software drives value in nearly every industry, and open source projects are where most of that value comes from.
OpenStack COO: AWS Days as Cloud Market Monolith Numbered - OpenStack Foundation's Mark Collier says AWS will not remain the single monolith in the cloud market for long.
Google Unveils Hosted Kubernetes For Google Cloud - The company announced Google Container Engine, a fully hosted version of Kubernetes, a container management system.
Amerimar and Newby Going Shopping for Carrier Hotels - Amerimar Enterprises has acquired a data center hub in Chicago and will own and operate it along with telecom industry veteran Hunter Newby, the companies said.
TeraGo Acquires Former BlackBerry Data Center In Toronto Area - Telecom TeraGo has acquired a former BlackBerry-managed data center in Mississauga, Ontario, its fourth acquisition in the last two years.
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