CBR Staff Writer Published 15 February 2011 Priced from £10 per month, the service can back-up up to 1TB of data Fasthosts Internet, a web hosting provider, launched a new online back-up service designed to provide protection for valuable business data. The company claims that the new back-up service, which is priced from £10 per month, is ideal for small and medium sized businesses. The new service can automatically back-up up to 1TB of data, transferring it via SSL and storing it encrypted within a UK data centre.

CBR Staff Writer Published 14 September 2010 Dell Data Center Solutions ( DCS) has introduced Viking server, which features Intel Xeon 3400 series processor technologies and packs 12 servers in a 3U chassis.

CBR Staff Writer Published 26 August 2010 IMail Server provider Ipswitch has unveiled Hosted Email offering, which is a cloud-based Windows email server that provides businesses a low-cost alternative to Hosted Exchange.

CBR Staff Writer Published 23 August 2010 Fasthosts, a provider of web hosting, has launched a new online storage offering designed for archiving valuable business data, which the company says provides secure off-site storage space within a state-of-the-art UK data centre. The company said that the online storage offering is designed for all levels of business user, with multiple methods of uploading data, and functionality for sharing documents between teams on and off the premises. The Fasthosts Secure Online Storage offers businesses substantial cost, scalability and security benefits, according to Fasthosts

By: John Lester Staff Writer Published: Jul 21, 2010 No one knows the real reason why Blogetery and its 73000 blogs were shut down by its Web hosting company. 73000 blogs shut down by the government on Blogetery.

CBR Staff Writer Published 16 July 2010 Joyent, a provider of cloud computing offerings, said that it has acquired Vancouver-based Layerboom Systems, a provider of software virtual server management tools for hosting providers and enterprise companies. Joyent said that the acquisition of Layerboom Systems will expand it’s cloud infrastructure services to customers by adding new virtualisation technology for Windows and Linux operating systems. It will also help its cloud computing users to enjoy the benefits of both the cloud-optimised Joyent SmartOS and legacy Windows and Linux platforms in their application architectures.