The path to ultra-low cost at the Edge
The fundamental business principles of semiconductor chip design are no longer relevant
Opinions - Information Technology
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Hadoop: Past, present and future
Take a trip in the wayback machine to the land before big data
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Cloud computing: every silver lining has a cloud
Customers need to be aware of the differences in cloud computing technologies and the risks of not contracting correctly for cloud services
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Are you prioritizing customers, or technology?
Customer first, not cloud first
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Virtualization, not cloud, has the biggest impact on data center demand
The cloud isn't leading the attack on enterprise data centers.And despite being attacked on two fronts, demand is still rising...
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Do you have the data you need to prove the value of your IT investments?
IT teams can benefit from working with an objective, third-party consultant who can translate purchasing decisions and budget requests into a solid business case
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The three P’s of successful legacy software modernization
Users demand modern app experiences that must be always-on, accessible from any device, consistently scaled, with the same low-latency responsiveness wherever they are, while meeting the new data sovereignty requirements
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Apex Legends: How a video game supported a million concurrent players on its second day
The secret is multi-cloud infrastructure from the Big Three
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The next milestone: Quantum data centers
There is a high possibility that colocation facilities will become some of the first existing data centers to house this new generation of machines
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Security in 2019: Year of Lessons Not Learned
It's not going to get any better
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Edge computing: making the server room mission critical
Now is the time for the pendulum to swing back to a decentralized computing model
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How does 2019 look for hyperconverged systems?
HCI vs. software-defined storage, true hybrid clouds and more
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Grading 2018’s data center and IT predictions
My crystal ball is a bit cloudy at times and I have yet to implement machine-learning into my predictions
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Data center predictions for 2019
Next year will be all about edge computing, hyperscalers, 5G and the re-emergence of liquid cooling
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High performance computing and the hybrid cloud
Hybrid computing provides a unified interface to HPC resources located around the world, including all the major HPC cloud providers and supercomputer centers
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Four key Kubernetes growth vectors to watch in the data center
What will the container orchestration platform's footprint be in the years to come?