Year: 2011

RT @mreferre: GHz no longer have any useful meaning… yet we are still all working with GHz based capacity planning… < Amen brother

RT @vCOTeam: #VMware vCenter Orchestrator workflow w/ soap plug-in combining 2 services: http://bit.ly/jVbzjR < Get the weather? Seriously?

RT @jones_rd: Interesting meeting with new startup CloudPassage http://bit.ly/eTuZvQ today – SaaS Security for your Cloud VMs

@mreferre Bromuro (IT) / Bromide (EN) comes from Bromine chemical element. See my previous tweet… cc. @SimonBramfitt @SimonCrosby

@SimonBramfitt OK, what about this: Chromium (Cr) = chemical element 24. Bromine (Br) = chemical element 35 > Bromine > Bromium. No? ok.

RT @SimonBramfitt: @SimonCrosby Bromium – Whose idea was that? < To me the name sounds like Chromium, Google's open source code for Chrome

RT @cswolf: RT @herrod: Best of luck to @simoncrosby – http://j.mp/kZj1El

RT @VanessaAlvarez1: Mad scientists at work… #structureconf http://lockerz.com/s/113077562 < They are just checking Twitter :)

RT @cswolf @GabeKnuth:can’t replace @simoncrosby>I have much respect for him and Ian.They brought a sharp edge to a sometimes dull Citrix<+2

How many interesting people are at #Bromium? Crosby, Pratt and Banga, plus: Peter Levine, Frank Artale, and George Kurtz (McAfee WW CTO)