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iPhone in the Clouds with Diamonds
4 Comments Published June 18th, 2008 in Apple, Cloud computing, EMC, EMC World, Twitter, iPhoneiPhone and Cloud Computing
iPhone represents a phenomenal growth in user-generated data, as Joe Tucci alluded to in his EMC World 2008 keynote, when he said that by 2010:
70% will come from individual creation
85% will become the responsibility of organizations: YouTube, Flickr, Twitter, Google
We know that since the advent of the iPhone just over a year [...]
EMC World: Day 3 Recap
1 Comment Published May 23rd, 2008 in Blogging, EMC, EMC World, Tech, TwitterEMC WORLD: DAY 3 RECAP
Q: How can you tell a conference is a technical conference?
A: When the ratio of PDAs to attendee approaches 2 to 1.
The amount of IM, Twitter, SMS, email, and phone calls was amazing. All kinds of devices: iPhones, Qs, Nokias, and of course Blackberries. Lots of people doing the “Blackberry Prayer” [...]
EMC WORLD: DAY 2 RECAP
EMC World, in its 2nd day in Las Vegas, is by and for engineers. While there are more suits present than in previous years, nevertheless most of the presenters are usually not polished marketing presenters but often the software developer who wrote the code for the product. This provides a level [...]
EMC WORLD: DAY 1 RECAP
A full and rich day in the “city by the sand” Las Vegas. I attended a variety of talks during the day, but the best was:
Virtualization Technology and Directions offered by David Black, PhD of EMC. He covered a discussion of a variety of virtualization techniques, but spent most of his [...]
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