Data Center

Cloud-native architectures will be the default soon

The number of cloud-native enterprise applications is expected to jump to 32 percent by 2020, but CIOs will face resistance along the way

British Airways’ outage, like most data center outages, was caused by humans

The technology fails only because the people behind it failed in some capacity

HPE merges IT, OT with Edgeline software platform to crunch IoT data

At the Discover conference, HPE unveils its Edgeline Services Platform and related apps

Survey says: Enterprise IT needs a Zoloft and a life coach

Aging data centers, cloud computing, high server workloads and more are stressing data center professionals out. New research shows, though, there’s no need to panic.

Florida wants to be a major host of data center facilities

You get a nice tax break, so long as you consume a certain level of power

HPE highlights innovation in software-defined IT, security at Discover

At its Discover conference this week, HPE reveals 'silicon root of trust,' advances in software defined infrastructure

Dealing with NIST’s about-face on password complexity

AT&T’s purchase of Vyatta Software bolsters its virtualization push

The telcom carrier will acquire the company from Brocade. Here’s why it matters.

Save money and make your website better—by killing JavaScript

Adding more servers, caching systems or bandwidth to solve website performance issues is only a Band-Aid. Instead reduce website sizes by removing JavaScript.

SQL Server 2017 on Linux boosts efficiency for analytics firm

Finance firm dv01 reaps SQL functionality, exploits its in-house Linux expertise as an early adopter of SQL Server 2017