Will Enterprises Do Single Source Or Hybrid Clouds?
To say that public cloud infrastructure as a service is seeing explosive growth is an understatement. …
To say that public cloud infrastructure as a service is seeing explosive growth is an understatement. …
To some, there is a raging debate about whether companies will migrate their applications to vast public clouds or run them in hybrid mode, with some data and applications on premises in private clouds and some on the public cloud or clouds. …
Keeping track of the many graph analytics platforms and databases that exist and weighing their relative advantages could be a full time job. …
With every new technology that takes off in the IT sector, there is a somewhat predictable curve. …
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. …
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. …
Offloading parts of the network stack from processors to specialized circuits on network adapter cards is not a new idea. …
In a very real sense, the world’s three biggest public cloud operators are also among the largest server and storage manufacturers. …
Make of this what you will: IBM’s server business is up and has grown for four quarters in a row, but as best as we can figure, its real systems business – the collection of hardware, software, and services that it peddles on its own iron – has not grown because its software sales are flagging. …
Upstart ARM server chip maker Calxeda, known as Smooth Stone in its early days in reference to the five stones that David picked out of a riverbed to kill Goliath the giant with his slingshot, went bust back at the end of 2013 after a five year run to try to be the world’s first volume supplier of ARM server chips. …
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