Data Center

Will Huawei become a pawn in a high-stakes U.S.-China technology war?

Nutanix looks to turn its hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) products into a platform

At its .NEXT user conference, Nutanix outlined its plan to become the next major enterprise platform vendor, announcing several products to give it visibility among CIOs.

10 competitors Cisco just can’t kill off

With such a broad array of products and backed by vast financial resources, Cisco faces challenges on all fronts, making it possible for other behemoths and even some small competitors to persist

Solar power costs half what coal costs

One megawatt-hour of solar-produced electricity in North America currently costs $50, compared to $102 for coal-originating power, according to new analysis.

6 leading application delivery controllers: Users sound off on favorite features

Actual users offer comments on these ADCs: F5 BIG-IP, Citrix NetScaler ADC, HAProxy, Loadbalancer.org, KEMP LoadMaster and NGINX.

Cavium launches ThunderX2 ARM-based server processors

Cavium claims its ThunderX2 server processors have superior price-performance compared with its Intel Skylake counterparts.

HPE’s new Nimble flash arrays offer storage guarantee, NVMe and SCM support

With the Store More Guarantee, HPE tells users that capacity efficiency will be greater than its storage rivals.

Intel job posting hints at major overhaul to the processor core

Intel has hired some top talent and is looking for more, raising speculation that it is going to redesign its Core-branded CPU architecture.

VMware: Cloud-centric businesses need a cloud-centric network

VMware’s Virtual Cloud Network provides an agile network and security overlay that acts as a “fabric” to connect apps, data, and users to each other.

Startup RStor promises a new type of distributed compute fabric

RStor lets you unite your data centers with cloud providers and supercomputing centers with a low latency fabric.