TechTarget’s weekly roundup (6/23 – 6/30)

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Office 365 users have a surprise coming to them very soon. What could it be? Find out in this week’s roundup.

1. Office 365 users get 1TB storage boost – Diana Hwang (SearchEnterpriseDesktop)

IT pros concerned about shrinking cloud storage for Office 365 have gotten a 1TB lifeline from Microsoft. One major city stands to benefit through a 100,000-user migration.

2. Google throws enterprise IT a bone with Android L – Jake O’Donnell (SearchConsumerization)

Google has finally made good on long-awaited Android enterprise features. But skepticism remains on how the tech giant will implement the changes.

3. Red Hat’s OpenStack strategy progresses with eNovance buy – Trevor Jones (SearchCloudComputing)

Red Hat once again looks to productize an open source platform. This time it turns to OpenStack, but the jury is still out on how it will fare in the cloud.

4. Google beings complying with European takedown requests – Warwick Ashford (ComputerWeekly)

Google has begun removing search results in response to takedown requests from European citizens.

5. Microsoft leads unified communications market in Q1 2014 – Tessa Parmenter (SearchUnifiedCommunications)

Q1 2014 revenue reported by Infonetics Research puts Microsoft ahead as a unified communications market leader, but Cisco is just barely behind.

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