The Bombay Stock Exchange facility in Mumbai (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Indian Web hosting provider Netmagic Solutions ( www.netmagic.com ) announced on Monday it has opened its colocation data center at the Bombay Stock Exchange facility in Mumbai, India. The move comes a couple of months after Netmagic’s Chennai data center was recognized as the country’s first Gold rated data center under the LEED Commercial Interior program of United States Green Building Council

The Bombay Stock Exchange facility in Mumbai (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Indian Web hosting provider Netmagic Solutions ( www.netmagic.com ) announced on Monday it has opened its colocation data center at the Bombay Stock Exchange facility in Mumbai, India.

The Office: Who Needs It Most workers across the globe no longer believe they need to be in the office to be productive, according to a study published today.

Enterprise Alliance Aims To Boost Cloud Services Four heavy hitters are teaming up in an alliance that aims to boost cloud computing. Orange Business Services, Cisco Systems, EMC and VMware have formed Flexible 4 Business to offer end-to-end computing services for the enterprise. As its name suggests, easy transition is the goal of Flexible 4 Business

Cisco Targets Small Businesses with Smart Storage Cisco Systems recently introduced a new family of desktop network storage devices to provide small-business customers with a fully integrated and highly secure method for storing and sharing critical business data.

Jobs has lofty goal for iPhone 4’s FaceTime video chat with open standard Apple CEO Steve Jobs bit off a lot when he vowed to make FaceTime video calling an open industry software standard and said that Apple will ship tens of millions of FaceTime-connected devices in 2010. Getting an open standard will mean not only talking to standards bodies, but also persuading some industry powerhouses to get behind those standards, including Cisco Systems, Microsoft Corp.

As the Internet continues to expand and demand more energy, companies are looking toward their IT departments to shrink its carbon footprint. To the common Web surfer, it may seem that being paperless means the Web causes no harm to the environment. But for the past couple of years, people have been asking the question: Is the Internet really green