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A ton of big-name outfits are grabbing onto the trend of cloud computing, and some analysts are high on the companies that keep the cloud afloat. And in the cloud infrastructure game, analysts often point to two vendors — Red Hat (RHT) and VMware (VMW). The underpinnings of cloud computing are the open-source Linux operating system and virtualization software — the main strengths of Red Hat and VMware, respectively. "We like being an arms dealer

For all of the success that Amazon (AMZN) enjoyed last year, one area of its business remains a mystery to investors. Amazon Web Services was launched in March 2006 in an effort to tap into the market for "cloud computing." In a stretch way beyond selling books or TVs, Amazon decided to rent out its computing infrastructure -- software services and hardware -- to other large corporations and to governments, leveraging an asset in which it had invested 12 years and $2 billion.

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( click to enlarge ) (MOT) - I will take long positions at this point hoping that this stock has reached the bottom. The reason for that is due to the fact that the stock has traded a huge amount of shares on Monday, again, probably a sign of capitulation. Could this be the reversal ? ...

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