The day is winding down for us in San Francisco, but not without HyperLINKS. Here are today’s top stories:
Daniel Brusilovsky stopped by our booth at Velocity and interviewed the team regarding CloudStatus. Check out his podcast here
In other news, IBM has opened up two new cloud computing centers, one in South Africa and [...]

It’s been a very exciting day today with the launch of our new service, CloudStatus, but we couldn’t forget about HyperLINKS. Here are today’s top picks:
Speaking of CloudStatus, TechCrunch’s Nik Cubrilovic, posted about today’s launch

In other cloud news, InformationWeek’s Richard Martin and J. Nicholas Hoover provide a comprehensive outlook on cloud computing, including information [...]

It’s the first official day of summer, and it sure feels like it in San Francisco. Here are today’s HyperLINKS:
More moving and shaking for Yahoo! The founder of del.icio.us, Joshua Schachter, has announced that he is leaving Yahoo as well, among several other higher-ups
In an interesting article, Kara Swisher writes about the massive [...]

Another hot day in San Francisco means another hot day for HyperLINKS!
After taking a couple weeks off for some “planned vacation and relaxation,” former open source developer at Yahoo, Jeremy Zawodny, has landed a job with Craigslist
Seven years in the making, Red Hat has decided to open source the Red Hat Network satellite server.
In [...]

The day is not over without HyperLINKS! Here are our top picks:
The stories about Google’s App Engine outage yesterday keep on coming. ComputerWorld’s Nancy Gohring reports on the outage
CNET dubs Mozilla’s new release of Firefox 3 a worthy upgrade, giving it a review of 8 out of 10! It’ll take a week to [...]

Big downloads, mean big crashes. Here are today’s top stories:
After attempting to break a world record for most Web downloads, Mozilla’s newest version of Firefox 3.0 crashes its servers
Mozilla is not the only one experiencing technical difficulties, the application directory and all third party applications for Google’s App Engine are offline with developers unable [...]

Hyperic is making news today all on its own, with an addition of our new Director of Community Management, Jeremy Hogan and a separate write-up in NetworkWorld on virtualization management. Check out today’s picks:
Jeremy Hogan joins Hyperic! Jeremy has some serious experience in growing great communities like Red Hat and Fedora, so we’ll expect to [...]

Friday the 13th used to be so scary when we were kids. Now its just TGIF!
DestinationCRM’s Lauren McKay sums up Nick Carr’s speech at Gartner’s Application Architecture, Development & Integration Summit addressing that the movement towards cloud computing is allowing users to think beyond the barriers of tradional IT
Slashdot got a conversation started on Apple’s [...]

Hyperic headlines today’s news, but as usual Yahoo! is all over everybody else’s news…
Michael Vizard writes about the need for change in IT management as cloud computing becomes increasingly commonplace, citing Hyperic as a company that is helping to create this new approach to IT management
Get your download finger ready! Mozilla confirmed its release of [...]

Today’s news is out of this world! OK, maybe only for Sergey Brin… but here you go:
Dave Martinjak posted a review of Running Xen, a new book out on how to run a XenSource based virtualized environment. We’ll be helping flesh out that missing chapter on sys mgmt best practices here soon.
CNET’s Charles Cooper writes [...]