Cloud-infrastructure startup Nebula envisions a day when every company will be able to implement cloud computing as easily as plugging into a an electrical utility. By taking advantage of open source ...

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ATLANTA, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OpenStack Summit - Nebula, the enterprise private cloud company, announced today that a new version of Nebula Cosmos system software is now available. Version 1.2 offers ...

OpenStack cloud vendor Nebula, which was started up by OpenStack founder and former NASA CTO Chris Kemp in March 2011, is ceasing operations effective April 1. The news was not expected and raises ...

Cloud innovator Nebula is teaming up with distribution giant Synnex to offer a fully integrated private cloud with a pay-as-you go financing model, the companies said Monday. As part of the new Orion ...

Nebula has designed a “cloud controller” based upon OpenStack software, that sits in front of off-the-shelf Intel boxes and turns them into a private cloud. No customization, software integration, ...

Nebula has launched its long awaited Nebula One, a hyped but often delayed integrated system that Co-Founder and former NASA CTO Christopher Kemp calls a “cloud computer” that takes mainframes and ...

For his sixth-grade science fair project, Chris Kemp put together a cold-fusion kit. In seventh grade, he built a particle accelerator, using a 300,000-volt generator and a vacuum tube. His teachers ...

As amorphous as the concept of “the cloud” continues to be, we know it means instant gratification. It’s a foregone conclusion that you can head over to Amazon Web Services and spin up some servers in ...

Nebula, a once-hot startup co-founded in 2011 by an ex-NASA CTO and funded to the tune of $38.5 million by some of Silicon Valley's foremost venture capitalists, has gone out of business. They can't ...