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Fountainhead: Only in Silicon Valley: License Plate Sightings in the.

Fountainhead

Insights into Data Center Infrastructure, Virtualization, and Cloud Computing. Only in Silicon Valley: License Plate Sightings in the Field. Virtualization. (31). Only in Silicon Valley: License Plate Sightings in. Virtual Enthusiasm. Virtual Geek. skip to main | skip to sidebar. Fountainhead. Predictions.

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Will VMWare’s licensing changes push devirtualization of data centers?

CIO Business Intelligence

The landscape of data center infrastructure is shifting dramatically, influenced by recent licensing changes from Broadcom that are driving up costs and prompting enterprises to reevaluate their virtualization strategies. Clients are seeing increased costs with on-premises virtualization with Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware.

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Alluxio: A virtual distributed storage system orders of magnitude faster than others

CTOvision

Alluxio is a memory speed virtual distributed storage system. Alluxio is open source under the Apache license, and we are committed to maintaining this model. With three years of open source history, Alluxio has attracted more than 250 contributors from over 100 companies. Alluxio, Inc. For more information see: [link].

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Microsoft in talks over cloud licensing complaint in the EU

CIO Business Intelligence

Microsoft is in talks with Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE) to settle the trade body’s complaint about its cloud software licensing practices in the European Union (EU). These companies and the association had alleged to the Commission that some of the companies practices in the EU were anti-competitive in nature.

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After fan outcry, Wizards of the Coast will leave its original open license in place

GeekWire

would seek to deauthorize and replace its Open Game License (OGL), a public copyright notice from 2000. The OGL allows third parties to create virtually any sort of D&D material for profit, such as adventure modules, sourcebooks, or live-play shows. is now available under a Creative Commons license.? And we’ve listened.

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Wizards of the Coast reverses stance on controversial licensing revision following outcry

GeekWire

The policy shift concerns the Open Game License (OGL), a public copyright notice that Wizards of the Coast, headquartered in Renton, Wash., Under the terms of the original OGL, or OGL 1.0a, third-party creators can independently publish virtually any sort of material for D&D for profit. adopted in 2000. leak came late on Jan.

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Amazon is bringing virtual viewing parties to Prime subscribers with Watch Party

The Verge

The feature is slowly rolling out, according to the company, and is only available in the US right now. Once inside the Watch Party, people can choose from thousands of titles, according to Amazon, including originals and licensed shows and movies. Prime Video is the most recent major streamer to get in on virtual viewing parties.