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Sun's Incubation Platform

A discussion of how the cloud is valuable, not just to startups and developers, but also to the traditional enterprise market
By Cloud News Desk
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June 16, 2009 10:45 AM EDT
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Broaching the hugely valuable enterprise market can be very intimidating for young startups. Large enterprises can be reluctant to work with smaller companies due to concerns about scalability and support. Sun Microsystems realized there is an opportunity here - Sun can supply a uniquely scalable cloud infrastructure that meets enterprise demand for support and reliability at a price-point that won't break the bank for startups. Sun Microsystems' panel at Cloud Computing Conference & Expo 2009 East discussed how the cloud is valuable, not just to startups and developers, but also to the traditional enterprise market.

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This panel assembled key players in the emerging cloud computing market - Ian Murdock, Sun Microsystems, Vice President, Emerging Platforms; Brett Adam, rPath, Vice President, Engineering; Eric Alterman, Kickapps Founder; Sameer Dholakia, VMLogix CEO; Thorsten von Eicken, RightScale Founder and CTO; and Patrick Kerpan, CohesiveFT Founder and CTO.

Published June 16, 2009 – Reads 2,558
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