Learning From Google’s Cloud Storage Evolution
Making storage cheaper on the cloud does not necessarily mean using tape or Blu-Ray discs to hold data. …
Making storage cheaper on the cloud does not necessarily mean using tape or Blu-Ray discs to hold data. …
When IBM started to use the word “open” in conjunction with its Power architecture more than three years with the formation of the OpenPower Foundation three years ago, Big Blue was not confused about what that term meant. …
Stacking up electronics equipment in precise form factors that slide into standard racks is not a new idea, and in fact it is one that predates the modern era of computing. …
Call it a phase that companies will have to go through to get to the promised land of the public cloud. …
Open source software has done a lot to transform the IT industry, but perhaps more than anything else it has reminded those who architect complex systems that all elements of a datacenter have to be equally open and programmable for them to make the customizations that are necessary to run specific workloads efficiently and therefore cost effectively. …
At the tail end of Google’s keynote speech at its developer conference Wednesday, Sundar Pichai, Google’s CEO mentioned that Google had built its own chip for machine learning jobs that it calls a Tensor Processing Unit, or TPU. …
We have been convinced for many years that machine learning, the kind of artificial intelligence that actually works in practice, not in theory, would be a key element of the next platform. …
There are a lot of moving parts in a modern platform, and in this regard, they are no different from the platforms made a generation earlier. …
It is almost without question that search engine giant Google has the most sophisticated and scalable data analytics platform on the planet. …
The Power9 processor that IBM is working on in conjunction with hyperscale and HPC customers could be the most important chip that Big Blue has brought to market since the Power4 processor back in 2001. …
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