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AI is not only changing the world at large, it’s radically changing the professional worlds of all IT workers—from developers and SOC analysts, to helpdesk staff, I&O teams, enterprise architects, and CIOs. What new skills and knowledge will you need
VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 has been available for two months. Getting customers to embrace Broadcom's flagship private cloud platform is the focus for VMware Explore 2025.
The colocation space crisis is worsening, forcing enterprise tenants to deal with rising lease costs and wait times that can stretch to several months and even years for data center capacity.
IT organizations have already been challenged to find the resources and skills to support major shifts like cloud, automation, and a dramatically altered risk landscape. The emergence of AI as the next big game changer adds an additional level of str
CEO Lip-Bu Tan continues to make big moves to restore Intel4 to relevance.
The big takeaway from this year's Linux Foundation tech talent report is that despite fears of layoffs, jobs are being created, with particular growth in jobs requiring AI. In addition, there are still significant talent shortages in cybersecurity, c
AI and centralized data helped Humana automate complex workflows, create self-service network request systems, and standardize cloud deployments.
Hiring, upskilling, contracting, and retaining: CIOs are quickly devising multivalent talent strategies to make good on AI despite a staggeringly competitive AI talent market.
The rush to invest in AI has reconfigured IT’s priority list, exposing some organizations to future risks as legacy tech lingers, architecture updates get backburnered, and work with other emerging technologies peters out.
CIOs from a range of industries discuss how AI’s emergence as a transformative force is leading them to adapt and reimagine how IT operates to better harness the technology’s potential to revolutionize their business.
Discover how multicloud networking services (MCNS) simplify complexity, enhance security, and optimize application performance across diverse cloud environments.
Data security and cost control have IT leaders rethinking AI in the public cloud. But prepping a local data center for AI can be expensive and involved, with more infrastructure needed than a couple of GPUs.
Siemens got into hot water after Broadcom acquired VMware and changed licensing terms. What can enterprises learn from the ongoing legal battle?
Network-as-a-service promises agility and efficiency, but its shared, dynamic nature demands a fundamentally new approach to cybersecurity. Learn how to secure your distributed NaaS environment.
As enterprises embrace SASE for seamless, secure access, CASB emerges as a foundational pillar, delivering essential data protection, compliance, and threat visibility.
In this issue: There are lots of great reasons for running AI applications in your own data centers – provided they’re up to the task. AI puts new demands on virtually every aspect of data centers from servers and networks to power grids and more. Le
CIO Fletcher Previn savors the ‘customer zero’ role that lets his IT team test new AI-driven networking, security, and collaboration systems internally.
CoreWeave, Lambda Labs, Crusoe and Nebius are neoclouds, competing with hyperscalers like AWS, Azure and Google to offer GPU processing-as-a-service.
Learn how VPCs offer the best of both worlds: the scalability and cost-efficiency of the public cloud, coupled with the isolation and security of a private network.
Five ways service providers, first responders, utilities, and manufacturers are overcoming their edge networking challenges.
Using multiple cloud services can be complicated, but there are multiple benefits
Learn how data fabric addresses fragmentation, compliance, and Shadow IT to deliver robust, centralized data protection and governance.
In this issue: Cloud computing is highly established, and IT’s view has shifted from understanding the concept to making the best use of it to solve both technology and business challenges. The time is ripe to step back and revisit your thinking abou
Learn how BaaS offers cloud-based data protection against cyberattacks and outages. Discover its benefits including cost savings, efficient storage, and seamless disaster recovery in the cloud.
Momentum builds for integrated networking and security platforms as enterprises look to combat infrastructure complexity, break down IT siloes, and extend automation efforts.
Vendors are converging networking and security products in a unified architecture with a goal of streamlining policy enforcement, increasing visibility, and boosting IT productivity.
A significant percentage of enterprise cloud network spending is wasted, due to preventable mistakes and manual processes, and the recent spike in AI deployments is adding to the problem.
The global internet is connected by roughly 570 fiber optic cables on the seabed. Recent breaks have industry watchers questioning the resiliency and security of these subsea cables.
High-density computing workloads like AI training and inference run too hot for traditional air cooling. Companies are increasingly adopting liquid cooling technologies, even in traditional air-cooled data centers.
Check Point Software CISO discusses the need for network segregation during a recent blackout in Spain.
The Kraft Group is teaming up with technology provider NWN on five-year, AI-powered transformation that includes new apps for fans and players.
The explosive growth of AI infrastructure is forcing data center engineers to rapidly master new technical skills as facilities teams struggle to find staff.
In this issue: AI is requiring a reset for CIOs and other IT leaders in how they lead both their technical and business strategies and execution approaches. Here, we explore some of the implications of artificial intelligence on IT leadership.
The security of your cloud environments isn’t just about the technology you choose or your model for implementing it. It’s about making informed, business-aligned decisions that reduce real risk.
The R&D lab is charged with identifying networking’s most difficult challenges and fostering Juniper's next big network and security products.
Cloud-native application protection platforms (CNAPPs) aim to provide a complete cloud security solution, but some are more complete than others.
Co-packaged copper is yet another option for building switch, GPU and accelerator connectivity.
From gaming to AI, GPUs have revolutionized computing. Discover how these powerful processors work, their key applications such as HPC, IoT and edge computing, and the leading companies driving GPU innovation.
The explosive growth of AI applications is reshaping data center, edge and cloud networks.
Cisco is building AI capabilities across its portfolio, including collaboration, observability, security, and network software, to help customers more effectively tackle challenges such as employee productivity and digital resilience.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected 15 quantum computing companies to help bring quantum computing closer, and is spending millions on the project.
The time is now to create cryptography polices and plan for a transition to post-quantum encryption.
Jordi Botifoll, who manages 87 of the 150 countries where Palo Alto Networks operates, talks about the vendor's global platformization strategy as well as its plans for Spain, which is becoming a key hub.
In this issue: We explore the intersection of AI and analytics. Data analytics only gets more complex. And its growing use for artificial intelligence applications brings a new set of considerations and strategies for IT and business leaders.
The Ethernet Alliance celebrates the tenth anniversary of its Ethernet roadmap which spells out massive opportunities for high-speed, scalable Ethernet networking, particularly as AI workloads proliferate.
Networking, liquid cooling, infrastructure plans, and partners will all play a big role in Nvidia’s future.
These 20 women lead technology and business teams across networking giants and innovators.
Nvidia is known for chips, but it's repositioning itself as an infrastructure provider.
Is it better to absorb Broadcom price hikes or embark on the costly, risky journey of migrating from the VMware ecosystem? The dilemma is forcing enterprises to reconsider not only server virtualization but also their hybrid cloud, containerization a
Fallout from Broadcom's VMware acquisition is boosting interest in KubeVirt, an open-source project that enables users to deploy and manage VM workloads directly inside of Kubernetes deployments.
