In order for hyperconverged hardware to provide the type of performance that enterprises need, it must be coupled with high-speed network fabrics.
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In order for hyperconverged hardware to provide the type of performance that enterprises need, it must be coupled with high-speed network fabrics.
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It seems that cloud providers are no longer fooling around when it comes to getting enterprise workloads. With new migration packages and services optimized for mission-critical data and applications, CSPs large and small are eager for your business.
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Natural Language Processing (NLP) has made great strides since the advent of Siri, to the point where it is now garnering serious attention as an enterprise productivity tool.
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The cloud has long been viewed as a convenient way to offload data from traditional IT infrastructure. Increasingly, however, enterprises are looking to tap the vast resources at its disposal as a means to build the high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure they’ll need for Big Data and the Internet of Things (IoT).
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Like pop music, the enterprise industry has a way of creating hot new stars one day and abandoning them the next.
A case in point is virtualization and containers. Virtualization burned up the charts right up until containers came along with a sleeker, more portable solution. Now, it seems that containers are headed for the “where are they now?” category with the advent of serverless computing.
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CC is more than just a new technology; it changes the roles and responsibilities throughout the IT hierarchy — starting with the CIO.
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“Surfing’s not a sport. It’s a way of life.” So said Jeff Spicoli in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” The same idea can also apply to software-defined networking (SDN) in the data center — it’s not just a technology; it’s a new way of life for IT.
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Everyone wants to know what will happen to the enterprise when the “digital transformation” has run its course. But while it’s fair to say that this process will affect individual organizations in different ways, some of the major trend lines are starting to emerge.
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Hyperscale data centers are pushing a number of extremes, but not all of them are related to sheer size.
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The private cloud continues to be a conundrum for the enterprise as it seeks to reconfigure data infrastructure for the emerging digital economy.
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