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@WalmartLabs Acquires Cloud Startups OneOps, Tasty Labs
May 17, 2013 — @WalmartLabs, the technology arm of Walmart Global eCommerce, has acquired two cloud computing startups this week, platform as a service provider OneOps and software application developer Tasty Labs. Both of the acquisitions were for undisclosed amounts. Keep on reading: @WalmartLabs Acquires Cloud Startups OneOps, Tasty Labs Continue reading
Web.com Hits $20 Share – A Case for Hosting Acquisitions
May 17, 2013 — Should you grow organically or by acquisition? We should ask Web.com (Nasdaq:WWWW). After all, it’s smashing through the ceiling, at least in terms of stock price. This is an often debated question and one that is set for a HostingCon panel that I am on. I think Web.com is a great example as we lay some groundwork for our trip to Austin. Keep on reading: Web.com Hits $20 Share – A Case for Hosting Acquisitions Continue reading
What Google App Engine PHP Support Means for Shared Hosts
May 16, 2013 — Google announced several new cloud services and improvements to existing cloud offerings at its Google I/O developer conference on Wednesday. Keep on reading: What Google App Engine PHP Support Means for Shared Hosts Continue reading
Rackspace Launches Fanatical Support for Developers
May 16, 2013 — Cloud hosting provider Rackspace announced this week via its blog that it launched Rackspace Developer Support, an extension of its “Fanatical Support” customer support that is specifically designed for developers. Keep on reading: Rackspace Launches Fanatical Support for Developers Continue reading
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Super Charge Your Trial Program
May 16, 2013 — So many companies turn to the risk free trial offer to allow consumers to try before they buy. However, many companies are not taking full advantage of these programs and are missing out on serious revenue. Keep on reading: Super Charge Your Trial Program Continue reading
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