GoDaddy goes boldly into cloudy servers

GoDaddy has decided to get into the cloudy server caper. The used-to-be-a-hosting-company is wisely dodging the likes of Amazon Web Services and Azure, instead choosing to offer web developers servers-in-seconds, packed with all the software goodies they're likely to deploy for a small business web site. Bitnami's aboard, with …

[Anonymous Coward]

Isn't "cloud" without elasticity just called hosting?

[Spindreams]

Isn't "cloud" just a buzz word anyway! Cloud is defined in so many differing ways by so many company's I'm not even sure they even know what it is. I think in this case we are just talking about VM servers on a distributed node/storage architecture.

[Nuno]

GoDaddy Still under boycott

I don't forget PIPA and SEPA

[Andy Davies]

Isn't Bigrock already doing this for Win with parallels?