OpenStack “Train” Software Release Leverages Virtualized Environment over InfiniBand to Enable Low Latency, High Data Throughput and In-Network Computing on Cloud Platforms By leveraging the upstream ...

OpenStack, the open source cloud software provider, celebrates it's third birthday on July 19th. As with all things disruptive, the open-source "cloud operating system" started off enabling many under ...

Focusing on stability and reliability for larger-scale cloud deployments, OpenStack has announced the third community-driven software release across three projects -- OpenStack Compute, Object Storage ...

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Vancouver -- As an open source product supported by an army of volunteers and salaried contributors, OpenStack evokes an awareness of the importance of a thoroughly vetted architecture and well ...

VMware wants to bring enterprise-class reliability to OpenStack by releasing a distribution of cloud hosting software that runs on top of the virtualization stack. “There’s a lot of interest as ...

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The OpenStack community today released Queens, the 17th version of the most widely deployed open source cloud infrastructure software. A packed release resulting from a ...

PARIS — In 2010, the OpenStack Summit in San Antonio, TX had 250 attendees. Fast forward and the 2014 OpenStack Summit has 4,600 registered members from 59 countries and hundreds of companies ranging ...

Responding to the rapid adoption of their software, the folks behind the OpenStack cloud software are planning to form a stand-alone nonprofit foundation to steward future development of the ...

The OpenStack Foundation, which houses the open-source cloud infrastructure project of the same name, today announced its 17th release. OpenStack Queens delivers a bunch of important new updates and ...

OpenStack has gained considerable popularity over the years for its open-source cloud platform, but this week it looks like one major user is seriously considering dropping the technology in favor of ...

Sriram Subramanian, founder CEO of consultancy CloudDon, organized OpenStack Days (GeekWire photo/Dan Richman). More than 200 IT professionals — mainly administrators, developer and executives — ...