The most interesting thing about Hewlett Packard Enterprise has nothing to do with its many products in compute, storage, and networking, or even its recent $1.3 billion deal to acquire supercomputer maker Cray. …
When it comes to competition at the high end of the FPGA market, Xilinx and Altera (now part of Intel) are the two monolithic players, capturing the lions share of use cases. …
In the fast-paced world of algorithmic trading, speed is of the essence – not just for the execution of the trades themselves, but also for developing the trading models that are becoming obsolete in increasingly shorter timeframes. …
Intel’s struggles to get its 10 nanometer processors out the door has forced the company to do some serious soul-searching. …
With any operating system, there is a tension between leaving something that is stable and that works alone and adding new features to keep it relevant. …
The market for servers used to be a lot more predictable in the past, with a portion of the tens millions of companies worldwide buying machinery in their own cycles that more or less coincided with the global gross domestic product. …
It is no accident that quantum computing is being undertaken by some of the biggest IT companies in the world. …
Multi socket servers have been around since the dawn of enterprise computing. …
Like all major server-focused tech companies, HPE has been keeping close tabs on where quantum computing might go in the future. …
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