Tag: control

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AI Is Coming To Solve Your System Outages

Nvidia Nearly Completes Its Control Freakery With Slurm Acquisition

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Linux Foundation Brings Solo.io’s Gateway Into The Agentic AI Fold

Why We Need A Data-Centric OS For AI

Taking On VMware, HPE Mashes Up VM Essentials With Morpheus Cloud Controller

Red Hat Woos VMware Shops With OpenShift Virtualization Engine

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VMware Wants To Redefine Private Cloud With VCF 9

Nvidia Rolls Out Blueprints For The Next Wave Of Generative AI

Rackspace Goes All In – Again – On OpenStack

Cloud Foundation Updates Reflect The New VMware By Broadcom

IBM Buys HashiCorp To Control The Alternative To Red Hat Kubernetes

The Cloud Outgrows Linux, And Sparks A New Operating System

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Arrow Hits the Mark for Petabyte-Class Analytics Problems

HashiCorp Retools Licenses And Software To Grow Its Business

Everybody Tries To Leverage VMware To Their Advantage

With Project Beacon, Nutanix Opens Up And Reins In Cloud Infrastructure

Docker Helped Invent Containers, And Is Now Reinventing Itself

Building Software Bridges To Ensure Workload Portability

Why Aren’t There Software-Defined NUMA Servers Everywhere?

Bringing AWS-Style DPU Offload To The VMware Base

VMware Wants To Erase The Lines Between Datacenter, Cloud, And Edge

Managing Infrastructure At Cloud Scale Without The Hyperscaler Propellerheads

Making Progress With Infrastructure As Code

Project Arctic Means VMware Doesn’t Get Left Out In the Hybrid Cold

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With VMware, Broadcom Has A Real Enterprise Software Stack

Expanding DevOps With Infrastructure As Code

Cisco Rolls Out New Systems As It Stretches Kubernetes To Clouds

A Seamless Close To The HPC-AI Infrastructure Gap

Red Hat Stacks Up Software To Contain AI On Nvidia Platforms

Why Nvidia Should Acquire SUSE

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VMware Widens Its Road To The Cloud With Google Partnership

Slurm HPC Job Scheduler Applies For Work In AI And Hybrid Cloud

As Kubernetes Matures, The Edge Needs Containment

A Complete Rethinking Of Server Virtualization Hypervisors

Easing The Heavy Lifting With Kubernetes

Nvidia Adds Cluster Management To Its Enterprise Stack

Wanted: An Energy-Aware Datacenter Application Scheduler

The Five Horsemen of the Data Apocalypse

Should Nutanix And Citrix Systems Merge To Make A Better Platform?

How Alibaba Architects Around Massive Graph Complexity

Minding The Gaps Between Software Development And Production

Serverless Veteran Khan Academy on Pros, Cons

Keeping Infrastructure And Applications Humming Along Like Google

Taking On DARPA’s FHE Security Challenge

Tuning Up Nvidia’s AI Stack To Run On Virtual Infrastructure

The Founder Of CentOS Is Building The Next Platform

$45 Million in Funding to Fix Low Server Utilization

Container Approach to Boosting GPU Utilization Secures Bigger Backing

Software Is Eating Every Layer Of The Datacenter

Taking Kubernetes Up To The Next Level

VMware Bets On Enterprises Wanting Kubernetes And Virtualization Mashup

How Edge Is Different From Cloud – And Not

VMware And Kubernetes: More Than Just A Defensive Play

VMware Rejuvenates Once Again With Kubernetes Injection

The Hyperconvergence Of Virtual Machines And Containers

How To Drive Infrastructure Like Uber Does

Sparking The Gap Between AI And DevOps

Taking The PCI Express To Malleable Systems

It Takes Liquidity To Make Infrastructure Fluid

Ma Bell, Not Google, Creates The Real Open Source Borg

Automation And Policy Drive Optimal Hybrid Cloud Spending

HPC Eases Its Way Into The Cloud

Bringing DevOps Control To Bear On AI Applications

Future Kubernetes Will Mimic What Facebook Already Does

OpenStack Follows The Datacenter Out To The Edge

Google Wants Cloud Services Platform To Borg Your Datacenter

Microsoft Is Not The Only Way To Shrink Wrap SQL Server In Containers

AI And The Further Automation Of IT

Containers Killed The Virtual Machine Star

Red Hat, Google, IBM, And SAP Go Knative For Serverless

Pulling The Puppet Strings In HPC

Spanning The Clouds, Public And Private, With The Kubernetes Stack