Data Center

Some enterprises are dropping VMware, just not all at once

Two years after its acquisition by Broadcom, VMware is shedding customers but maximizing value from those who remain, says a CloudBolt survey.

Adani bets $100 billion on AI data centers as India eyes global hub status

The conglomerate's sovereign AI play comes as power constraints and regulatory pressure stall data center growth in the West.

Arista laments ‘horrendous’ memory situation

Arista exceeded its AI networking and campus expansion goals in 2025 and delivered revenue of $9 billion, which is up 28.6% compared to 2024.

AI agent traffic drives first profitable year for Fastly

Edge cloud provider posts strongest quarterly growth in three years as AI-driven traffic patterns create new revenue streams and validate edge economics.

IT Departments are Stretched by the Edge, but Remote Monitoring Can Help

IBM Research: When AI and quantum merge

IBM's largest European research laboratory is located in Zurich.

Cisco highlights memory costs, Silicon One growth in Q2 recap

AI networking demand rose, as did deployments of Cisco's Silicon One architecture.

Cost is driving enterprises to rethink virtualization, but most aren’t ready yet

It depends upon what the meaning of the word ‘ready’ is.

Cisco extends AgenticOps model across networking, security, observability products

Cisco’s expansion of AgenticOps impacts a number of its core data enter, networking and security platforms.

Energy providers seek flexible load strategies for data center operations

Programs designed to enable load flexibility and demand response in data centers are becoming more critical as constraints on the electric grid intensify.