As an FPGA engineer and developer located in a vibrant semiconductor and biotech center like the University of Cambridge in the UK, Rosemary Francis has been able to track new developments and emerging needs of both industries in real-time. …
Getting the hyperscalers and cloud builders and startups on board with any new technology is fairly easy, largely because they are out there on the cutting edge by definition and are much less risk averse than established enterprises. …
It is hard to believe but it is still early days for cloudy infrastructure. …
It has been just about a decade and a half since server virtualization juggernaut VMware debuted the first release of its ESX bare metal hypervisor, and nearly a decade since this hypervisor and its virtual machine guests had enough oomph to take on the job of encapsulating and consolidating multiple operating systems and workloads on since physical servers. …
Formula One racing teams have the need for speed, and even more importantly, acceleration. …
When it comes to high performance cycling, one might not think of high performance computing immediately, even though the majority of the speed, aerodynamics, and design process is heavily dependent on modeling and simulation at scale. …
From its start in 2000, The Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) has been the largest genomic research center in Spain and among the largest in Europe. …
The recent OpenStack Tokyo event offered a view of the growth and maturation of this vital open source cloud technology. …
When it comes to trading stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments, Bloomberg is usually in the middle with its eponymous terminals, which have more than 325,000 subscribers worldwide. …
Technologies are not the only things that pollinate across the HPC, hyperscale, cloud, and enterprise sectors of the IT economy. …
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