Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: Reliam Integrates R1Soft CDP for More Comprehensive Managed Backup Service News: First Phase of Benaroya’s South Hill, WA, Data Center Opens for Occupancy News: Terremark Reports $79M in Revenues for Q1 News: Cortado Corporate Server 5.0 Adds Desktop Functionality for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android Phones News: RatePoint and VeriSign Develop SafeSender Email Marketing Program (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — IT infrastructure provider Terremark ( www.terremark.com ) reported on Thursday it earned revenues of $79 million in the first quarter, representing an 20 percent increase over last year. The company revised its projected full-year 2011 revenues of $345 to $350 million, a slight increase from its previous forecast of $338 to $343 million.

Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: Reliam Integrates R1Soft CDP for More Comprehensive Managed Backup Service News: First Phase of Benaroya’s South Hill, WA, Data Center Opens for Occupancy News: Terremark Reports $79M in Revenues for Q1 News: Cortado Corporate Server 5.0 Adds Desktop Functionality for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android Phones News: RatePoint and VeriSign Develop SafeSender Email Marketing Program (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — IT infrastructure provider Terremark ( www.terremark.com ) reported on Thursday it earned revenues of $79 million in the first quarter, representing an 20 percent increase over last year. The company revised its projected full-year 2011 revenues of $345 to $350 million, a slight increase from its previous forecast of $338 to $343 million. But despite these figures, Terremark posted an overall quarterly loss of $10.5 million, which can be attributed to its higher operational expenses

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Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Boston – June 17, 2010 Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Five Most Recent Posts News: IBM Acquires Sterling Commerce from AT&T for $1.4B News: HP Leads Worldwide Server Market Revenue Growth in Q1: IDC report News: Logicalis Opens Data Center in Slough, UK News: Data Foundry to Build $150M Data Center in Austin Blogs: When Twitter Attacks (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — As server market demand continued to improve around the world, worldwide server market factory revenue increased 4.6 percent year over year to $10.4 billion in the first quarter of 2010, marking the first quarter of YOY revenue growth in seven quarters, according to the International Data Corporation ( www.idc.com ) Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker . According to the data released Wednesday, server unit shipments increased 23.2 percent YOY in 1Q10, picking up from the modest 1.4 percent increase in shipments in 4Q09 and representing the fastest YOY quarterly server shipment growth in more than five years.  The sharpest improvement was in the volume system sector with revenue growing 31.9 percent YOY, the second consecutive quarter of positive growth for the segment

For Security Pros, Building Vendor Relationships Is A Lesson In Diplomacy The blood is in the water and the sharks are circling. Recent reports show that IT security spending is up –and as the quarter comes to a close, security salespeople are flooding our inboxes and voicemail with sweet, syrupy messages trying to get a foot in the door.

* Q1 EPS ex-items $1.10 vs Street view $1.06 Stocks   |   Media   |   Technology * Q1 rev $31.2 bln vs Street view $30 bln * Raises 2010 forecast * Shares up 1.1 pct (Adds earnings details, analyst’s comment, share action) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 17 (Reuters) – Hewlett-Packard Co ( HPQ.N ) posted better-than-expected results on strong server and personal computer sales and a resurgence in its printing business, and the company raised its full-year outlook. Shares of the world’s largest technology company by sales climbed 1.1 percent in after-hours trading on Wednesday

By John Letzing In recent years, VeriSign Inc. (VRSN) has shed over a dozen businesses, thinned its employee ranks and presented a more disciplined image to Wall Street. But the company’s narrowed focus has also made it more dependent on a mainstay Internet domain name operation that is both entirely reliant upon a coveted government contract, and clouded by a stubborn legal challenge