A report released by LSE has stated that the increase in cloud adoption will fuel the creation of jobs and new firms.

Annoucements this week suggest that cloud and big data are set for a big year across Europe.

US analytics firm unveils location, data aggregation and workload management tools through partnership with Oracle.

Technology giant Microsoft is going to sue retail chain Comet over the sale of counterfeit recovery discs.

Big data is a term we hear a lot here at The Cloud Circle. It is being touted as ‘the next big thing’ for 2012. But what on earth is it? Luckily Dominic Pollard is on hand to tell you what you need to know.

Allen & Overy, an international law firm, has released an article on the legal and regulatory issues surrounding the cloud.

The Cloud Circle's parent company writes on the opportunities of using information to defy economic decline in Business Reporter's latest supplement.

IT is becoming truly consumerised and the cloud has a major role to play in that. It’s something we hear all the time at The Cloud Circle – whether we like it or not, slowly but surely, the cloud is integrating itself into all of our day-to-day lives. With new consumer technologies accessing business critical documents remotely via the cloud, there’s a host of new risks and fears that arise, as well as some very handy benefits. Dominic Pollard explores in this, the second editorial column.

iomart has coughed up just under £2.5m to acquire ESQN to expand its hosting service, it was announced last week.

Research carried out using the Tau Index has revealed that smaller, less developed countries are spending far more aggressively when it comes to ICT than larger, wealthier ones.

One of the leading draws of cloud computing is that companies can ostensibly refocus their efforts on the primary business, rather than IT admin tasks. But will they be able to resist the draw to reduce the wage bill? Mark Young explores.

The CIO of the London 2012 Olympics has said that he will not risk hosting mission critical applications and data in the cloud.