Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
As enterprises move beyond pilot stages of cloud use, they will spend close to $500B worldwide this year, Gartner projects.
Arm's Cortex-M85 micro controller will support internet of things devices while the Corstone-1000 supports AI at the edge.
A new Gartner report foresees sharp growth in semiconductor revenue during the year, slackening during 2023 as supply and demand start to balance out.
A storage area network (SAN) is a pool of centrally managed storage resources, but how is a SAN different from NAS, and how are SANs being impacted by flash storage, AI and hyperconvergence?
Google Cloud has launched a new content distribution network which combines YouTube’s global network infrastructure with developer tools and machine learning-powered analytics.
New edge modules to help enable advanced retail solutions like smart vision, as well as simpler system integration.
Hybrid Cloud Observability pulls together siloed monitoring and management tools on a single interface.
Pilot program launched by Cisco, DISH Wireless, Duke and Internet2 aims to demonstrate the practicality of low-cost, shared wireless spectrum using CBRS.
The Arm processor isn’t setting the world on fire on regular servers, but it does seem to have found a home in the cloud.
A partnership between VMware and Deloitte is designed to help shepherd enterprises through the process of deploying distributed-cloud architectures.
With the Linux Foundation in charge, Software for Open Networking in the Cloud could attract stronger enterprise interest for the open-source NOS.
Possible vulnerable devices include Schneider Electric and OMRON controllers and servers that comply with the OPC Unified Architecture.
Fujitsu Cloud Service HPC will cater to demanding workloads and provide consulting to tune the service to individual customers.
The Finnish telecom equipment vendor will maintain current networks for humanitarian reasons, but the pullout could hurt future network development in Russia.
Cisco is launching two sustainability initiatives aimed at reusing or recycling all of its hardware that's at end-of-use.
Cisco upgraded its SD-WAN Cloud OnRamp for SaaS service to provide secure connectivity to a wider range of cloud-based apps and greater visibility into network metrics.
The data-center chipmaker could be riding a wave of interest in its latest processors all the way to a public offering.
HPE supercomputer on the International Space Station processes data on site, sorts, and compresses it to save time sending to Earth.
Intel's Blockscale ASIC is designed specifically for blockchain hash operations with greater power efficiency.
VMware urges patching Workspace ONE Access and VMware products that include components of VMware Identity Manager.
Cisco unwraps Secure Firewall 3100 Series and SmartWorkspace, monitoring that can locate free workplace meeting rooms, report on their occupancy, even their humidity.
The chipmaker becomes the latest technology company to halt business in Russia as a result of the ongoing war in Ukraine
The South Korean firm says the turnkey appliance developed by Hitachi Vantara and VMware enables rapid deployment of cloud-native application infrastructure and flexible hybrid cloud environments.
The current news on 5G, broadband, and telecommunications services that Australian IT relies on.
Digital transformation, new enterprise markets, and culling some business lines are now part of the playbook for the sanction-hit telecoms giant
AMD wants the DPU-based architecture and technology that Pensando is developing and that could be instrumental in smartNICs.
IBM says its latest mainframe will support AI analytics at scale and security to withstand expected quantum attacks.
Fortinet adds new security, SD-WAN, branch, and zero-trust capabilities to FortiOS software.
Enterprises may not need supercomputers, but regularly upgrading the computing gear they do use can improve speed and power consumption.
Research from TeleGeography says prices for SD-WAN, particularly at low-bandwidth sites, have started to decline.
Network and security perimeters are becoming outdated, and AI can help optimize network efficiency, says Aruba chief product and technology officer David Hughes.
It will take a few years, and a lot of negotiation, but the thawing relations between Intel and Nvidia could help ease processor supply issues.
Enterprise IoT growth has to battle skills and chip shortages, but maturing 5G and AI will help drive it forward.
The G-Cloud service can now be more easily contracted through the NIA digital service support system and the Public Procurement Service’s digital service mall.
Aruba NetConductor offers a centralized management platform that provides policy and security enforcement across the LAN and WAN.
Arista’s Cognitive Unified Edge service is a turnkey package of Arista network and security gear all controlled via a single dashboard.
ODMs lead the way as public cloud nears 50% of data center hardware spend.
Nvidia's Grace superchips cater to AI as well as legacy high-bandwidth applications not optimized for GPUs.
Based on a new ASIC, DPU, smartNIC, and SDK, Nvidia ups the speed and efficiency of its switching platform.
New data has highlighted the extremes of broadband internet service speeds across the 37 countries in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, and Kolkata have the potential to be the destinations of choice for data centre providers. And other regions of India are vying for their share.
Cisco has added new features to its Intersight cloud management system, UCS X-Series server, and HyperFlex hyperconverged system.
IBM’s new Unified Key Orchestrator lets customers integrate multiple security key-management systems into a single managed service that spans hybrid and multicloud environments.
HPE unveiled 12 new cloud services in networking, data services and high performance computing, expanding its GreenLake platform to more than 50 cloud services.
Nvidia’s H100 GPU is the first in its new family of Hopper processors that the company claims will underpin the world’s fastest supercomputer.
Cisco’s DevNet certifications emphasize network programing, automation, and application-development skills.
Four new EPYC high-end server processor SKUs from AMD (formerly codenamed Milan-X) have reached general availability, aimed at demanding enterprise workloads like modeling and visualization.
Memory is performance, and DDR5 promises much faster memory at a lower power draw.
