Click here to learn how Oracle plans to migrate to the cloud through acquisition and compete head on with SAP's acquisition of SuccessFactors. We should see a lot more of this type of activity as the giants are more likely to grow into the cloud through acquisitions rather then internal development. Should be good for investors in the giants and in the smaller public cloud companies.

Click here to learn why capital spending on server farms will need to rise as much as 49% in 2012 to keep up with the pace of growth. This is an acceleration from the 32% pace set in 2011, and promises to take up much of the slack that Intel might otherwise suffer from weak PC sales. These major companies are preparing for the cloud storm on the horizon by purchasing lots of servers.

Click here to learn what's happening in the cloud software space and who you should be following to make money on the explosion of activity in the cloud space.

Click here to learn who the public companies are that will benefit from the cloud revolution by selling more hardware to meet the demand of this massive growth area.

Click here to see which companies are manageing to provide services like a utility and gaining market share as a result. These major players are all public companies and investors interested in the cloud should be following them closely. This is yet another way to look at who's winning in the cloud space. 

Click here to learn about Amazon's recent release of DynamoDB which allows customers to dial up or down the amount of storage they need and offers more advanced features then their standard AWS. If you are an investor in Amazon stock you want to read this article. It looks like good news overall.

Click here to learn more about the London School of Econmics study on the impact of cloud computing on SmartPhones and Aerospace. Microsoft funded the study which declares that over 50,000 new jobs in the SmartPhone industry will be created by cloud computing by 2014.

Click here to learn about a new trend in motion pictures and animation created by the cloud computing revolution. Pixar is working with Microsoft to expand the use of cloud computing in the rendering of animation. This technology is applicable to a number industries including research, science, commericals, any industry having to render video to produce a finished product.

Click here to learn why Citrix missed its earnings number and what impact it had on their stock. Citrix is committed to the cloud space and their investing in the future. Citrix is making the right decision and shareholders should be aware that there will be some small misses on the way to great returns. It may be a buy sign.

Click here to learn what all the fuss is about between Google, Motorola, and Apple. Could this patent war impact share value or slow innovation?

Click here to learn just how dramatically Apple crushed the expectations on Wall Street. Amazing numbers across all sectors of the business and a hint that they may start spending some of the over $90 Billion in cash.

Click here to see why VMware is looking good. Everything is up and revenue increase $80 over the 2010 to $200 M. The steady and increasing demand for cloud computing is having a powerful impact on VMware. Stock price up big today.

Click here to learn about Joyent's successful acquisition of capital. With this latest investment, Joyent will increase its global offering of high-performance public clouds as well as augment its cloud performance, resiliency, and security through 2012 and beyond.

Click here to learn how the Government could kill the cloud revolution with SOPA or PIPA or both. This is critical to the future of cloud computing and every investors should be very aware of the ramifications of the proposed legislation.

Click here to learn why Rackspace (RAX) may be the next big acquisition that investors could profit from in the 2012 season of the Cloud Computing Acquisition League. Analysts are expecting outrageous growth this year. Earnings are expected to improve 51% on a 27.5% increase in revenue. That's about in line with what we've seen in recent quarters, yet still well ahead of Wall Street's long-term estimates.