If you wondered how critical security is to hardware, look no further than last week’s blockbuster acquisitions. Intel acquired McAfee for $7.68 billion just days after HP acquired Fortify Software for an undisclosed amount. Earlier this year, Symantec acquired PGP and IBM acquired BigFix.
It’s appalling. That’s the sentiment from Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen about the leak of tens of thousands of Afghan war documents that are posted on WikiLeaks. Mullen said the military would do everything possible to avoid leaks like this in the future.
Even before LeBron James announced his plans to join the Miami Heat, ESPN’s servers couldn’t withstand the volume of traffic. From feverish NBA fans. So, looking for news about where James, Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh, and other all-star free agents would land for the season.
Cloud hosting is more than just a trend. It’s the wave of the future — and it’s here now. Companies large and small are tapping into the cost-savings of cloud hosting that lets them pay only for what they use while also reducing outages.
Facebook updated its privacy settings, but some privacy advocates still aren’t convinced that personal information is safe and sound on the leading social networking platform. In fact, the whirlwind of privacy and security controversy around Facebook privacy also has some questioning the wisdom of shared servers.
Server reliability has been in the media spotlight recently. With outages of blockbuster social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. As membership on these sites grows, sometimes usage outstrips bandwidth, posing an inconvenience to users.
This promotional offer is no longer valid, but you can still find great deals and promotional offers at ServerPronto.com like the $29 dedicated server featuring a Dual-Core CPU (2x 1.90GHz), 2GB RAM, 250GB SATA (SSD avl.), and 5TB Traffic. Check out the $29 dedicated server and our other great options now!
In a move to help environmentally-conscious companies make a positive impact on Earth Day and beyond, CloudPronto is rolling out “green” alternatives to traditional servers and web hosting. As part of the Earth Day celebration, CloudPronto is making available its latest Cloud Servers and Dedicated Cloud products that offer customers practical ways to “go green” without sacrificing the reliability and affordability they have come to expect from the Pronto Group family of companies.
In a move to offer instant scalability, redundancy, power, and performance, We are rolling out a new cloud offering. The Cloud Servers and Dedicated Cloud seek to enhance your business opportunities by taking advantage of virtual hosting and cloud computing technologies.
A recent HP study reveals that 80 percent of senior business decision makers recognize a need for greater flexibility. In their approach to business and technology. So, our new dedicated server packages are designed with flexibility — and scalability — in mind.