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HPE and Nutanix partner for hyperconverged private cloud systems
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has partnered with Nutanix to offer Nutanix’s hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) software available as a managed private cloud service and on HPE-branded appliances.
HPE introduces hybrid cloud consulting business
HPE's Right Mix Advisor is designed to find a balance between on-premises and cloud systems.
Software-defined perimeter brings trusted access to multi-cloud applications, network resources
Today’s networks are both elastic and permeable. Software-defined perimeter (SDP) technology enables simpler, trusted, and secure access to applications in public or private cloud.
What to know about planning mobile edge systems (MEC)
A wealth of standards, possible architectures and applications makes careful planning of mobile edge systems systems important, difficult.
Google on-premises Kubernetes solution enters beta
Google announced the beta version of Cloud Services Platform, an on-premises software product that allows enterprises to deploy Google’s Kubernetes Engine inside their own data centers.
IBM marries on-premises, private- and public-cloud data
IBM is introducing Cloud Integration Platform so customers can better integrate data securely no matter where it resides in on-premises, private, hybrid or public cloud.
Zero trust: The transition from legacy to cloud-native
To undergo the transition from legacy to cloud-native application environments you need to employ zero trust.
Oracle introduces hybrid cloud solution – for its own cloud
Oracle Cloud Native Framework is for organizations looking to build hybrid cloud architectures across both public cloud and on-premises infrastructure. But it is Oracle cloud only.
10 predictions for the data center and the cloud in 2019
What will 2019 hold for data centers and the cloud, both public and private? Here are our educated guesses.
AWS, Red Hat move to shore up hybrid cloud environments
Amazon Web Services (AWS) acknowledges it’s a hybrid world and announces eight hybrid storage offerings. Meanwhile, Red Hat acquires multi-cloud storage startup NooBaa.
Gotcha pricing from the cloud pushes workloads back on premises
After the initial rush to the cloud, many firms are discovering it’s not cheaper and are taking workloads back to their data centers, a Nutanix survey finds.
IBM-Red Hat deal: What the companies say
IBM says Red Hat will continue to be a contributor to the open-source community and that Red Hat will continue its commitments with current partners even after IBM buys the company for 34 billion in the second half of 2019.
How we did it: 10 hot hybrid-cloud startups to watch
Getting chosen for the hot 10 hybrid-cloud startups list meant a good idea, strong leadership, adequate funding and no bull.
10 hot hybrid-cloud startups to watch
With few enterprises using purely private or purely public cloud infrastructure, startups have emerged to meet unique hybrid-cloud needs for management, storage and virtualization. Here are 10 hot hybrid cloud startups to keep an eye...
Data-driven resource management and the future of cloud
One of the top advantages afforded by the cloud is the ability to auto-scale in response to demand — a feature that has transformed what was once capacity planning into a more continuous cycle of capacity and resource management.
Migrating to the cloud Is a good start, but what you do next is critical
In complex hybrid cloud environments, visibility, automation and security measures can simplify management and improve efficiency post-migration.
5 reasons why it’s important to mix and match in your cloud strategy
Thanks to the cloud and related technologies, businesses can now run innovative software from a variety of vendors.
Visibility is key for devops and the hybrid cloud
Digital transformation and the cloud are integral aspects of innovation and wider business transformation.
Microsoft lures Win Server 2008 users toward Azure
With the end of support for Windows Server 2008 coming in January 2020 and SQL Server 2008 in July 2019, Microsoft is offering customers three years of extended support for the platforms if they migrate the workloads to its Azure...
The state of the network is murky
As enterprises migrate an increasing proportion of infrastructure and services to the cloud, IT teams are stuck with cleaning up the mess — whether or not they had anything to do with creating it.
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