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Enterprise

Aiming Object Storage At Hadoop, Hitting Core Enterprise Instead

February 3, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

While compute and networking are fairly homogenous across the enterprise datacenter these days, the same cannot be said for storage, which is a bit of a mess and far less uniform than the clustered storage that is deployed by hyperscalers, cloud builders, and HPC centers. …

Code

How Big Banks Thread The Software Performance Needle

February 2, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 1

While parallel programming on distributed systems is difficult, making applications scale across multiple machines – or hybrid compute elements that mix CPUs with FPGAs, GPUs, DSPs, or other motors – linked by a network is not the only problem that coders have to deal with. …

Connect

The Long Cycles Of Enterprise Networks

February 2, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

We have been talking about the impending and now delivered 100 Gb/sec speeds for InfiniBand used by HPC centers and for Ethernet to be used by hyperscalers that it is hard to remember sometimes that the enterprise is a significant laggard when it comes to network bandwidth. …

Cloud

How Long Can AWS Keep Climbing Its Steep Growth Curve?

February 1, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 1

With every new technology that takes off in the IT sector, there is a somewhat predictable curve. …

Compute

Operating Systems, Virtualization, And The Machine

February 1, 2016 Mark Funk 0

I recall teaching a college class in operating systems, when well into the class, thinking I was getting the points across, a few of the students stopped the class and asked “Yes, but what really is an operating system?” …

Cloud

Inside Microsoft’s Azure Stack Private Cloud

January 29, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

Bringing the Azure platform from Microsoft’s own public cloud down into the datacenters of enterprises and service providers means more than just giving these shops the same tools to manage raw virtualized compute, storage, and networking. …

Cloud

Building 100G Momentum To Lift Mellanox Further

January 29, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

With its research and development costs for its latest generations of 100 Gb/sec InfiniBand and Ethernet adapters and switches largely behind it and product sales ramping, switch maker Mellanox Technologies is significantly bolstering its top and bottom lines and positioning itself to make acquisitions to broaden and deepen its product lines. …

Cloud

Offloading The Network Like A Hyperscaler

January 27, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 1

Offloading parts of the network stack from processors to specialized circuits on network adapter cards is not a new idea. …

No Picture
Cloud

Azure Stack Gives Microsoft Leverage Over AWS, Google

January 26, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 2

In a very real sense, the world’s three biggest public cloud operators are also among the largest server and storage manufacturers. …

Compute

The Bits And Bytes Of The Machine’s Storage

January 25, 2016 Mark Funk 0

By now, as we have seen in other parts of this series, we have a pretty good sense for the basic topology of The Machine from Hewlett Packard Enterprise. …

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