Replies to post #29441 on Sphere 3D Corp. (ANY)

[cabel]

Great find,.. !!!

Thanks!

[Lama]

Very Nice...I forwarded the link to several IT managers. I have asked them for opinions. Will report when I receive comments

[struftepete1]

Thanks for that great link!

[blueblizzy]

Nice fine! Looks like a final push to be ready for WPC

[Pepsiman2001]

Nice find. If the Bell ringing was the coming out party, announcing their engagement.......then next week will be the wedding ceremony. I truly expect BIG news next week. GLTA

[mamabear1]

Thank you for the link to Sphere 3d products on MSFT Azure website:'SnapCloud Standard by Sphere 3d." It is edifying to see the Sphere 3d product line offered through the MSFT prism. (We understand MSFT not the only venue.)

On the Azure/Sphere 3d page GSeries listed for SnapCloud: "Performance optimized compute: unparalleled computational performance with latest CPUs, more memory, and more local SSD. G-series virtual machines feature latest Intel® Xeon® processor E5 v3 family, two times more memory and four times more Solid State Drive storage (SSDs) than the D-series. G-series will provide unparalleled computational performance, more memory and more local SSD storage than any current VM size in the public cloud making it very ideal for your most demanding applications.

It is easy to imagine "when MSFT engages, it is scary." (Eric Kelly.June 2015.IHUB discussion board.web.)

Only time will tell.IMHO.eom.

[Chippo58]

Ahagel...That's a Beautiful to the eyes.....Thanx

[Tamtam]

I made your great find a sticky ahagelthrope

[viking86]

Nice to see confirmation of what was announced about a month ago that SnapCloud will start generating its first revenues on Azure in July. Simon Bramfitt finds the rates commensurate with what to be expected too on Twitter so looks like we may expect SC revenues will start rolling in soon. Thoughts?

Simon Bramfitt ?@SimonBramfitt 20h20 hours ago

@ahagelthrope @pbookman price appears to match @softNAS, so no complaints here