Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The Uber CEO's resignation could open the way for other ride-sharing companies to move into the space.
Lenovo's new Data Center Group throws a coming-out party with new servers, switches and SAN arrays
An automated, low-altitude air traffic control system for drones is just one of the suggestions to come out of a European Commission-sponsored paper on re-regulating drone use.
Epyc is a multimodule SoC based on the 'Zen' architecture of its Ryzen Threadripper PC processor, offering a whopping 32 cores
Embracing automation allows IT to work on strategic things
HCI platform combines VDI, long-term storage and video storage arrays
Where there’s customer interest, there’s investor money. Augury is no exception.
Power efficiency and adoption of GPUs distinguish advances in the technology
IT organizations are spending money on things other than hardware acquisition
10 GbE switches set to lose share this year as 40, 100 GbE switches gain traction
A PUE of under 1.1 can be yours for a mere $1 billion, give or take a little
IT pros are bullish on these 7 products after hands-on experience
With internet traffic set to double again before the current batch of routers are obsolete, Nokia is turning to new silicon to help upgrade core networks.
If your industry requires components to be 'functionally safe,' Imagination has a high-powered processor for you.
Relentless data growth remains a top tech headache, but it’s not the only challenge storage pros face.
It still makes sense to run some giant workloads in on-premise data centers
The 4.0 spec may not have much time in the market as a result
Industrial supplier Redmond Inc. gets tighter control over bandwidth allocations, makes configuration changes with a software-defined WAN.
Storage service can offer AWS-like persistent storage on-premises
IDC says big-name server vendors, including HPE, Cisco and IBM, are struggling as no-name white-box vendors—and the cloud—take up the slack
GE’s CEO famously opined that the former industrial giant is now a software company. The latest Predix announcements justify that statement.
The number of cloud-native enterprise applications is expected to jump to 32 percent by 2020, but CIOs will face resistance along the way
The technology fails only because the people behind it failed in some capacity
At the Discover conference, HPE unveils its Edgeline Services Platform and related apps
Create a team, and don't bite off more than you can chew
Extreme has recently bought Avaya and Brocade networking technology and Zebra gear, which may be an opportunity for enterprises to rethink their networking purchases.
You get a nice tax break, so long as you consume a certain level of power
Insecurity of IoT is a top concern
Armis' new solution provides an agentless IoT security platform that lets enterprises see and control any device or network
Deployment of IPv6 is accelerating—but it's home and mobile users that are benefitting from the performance improvements first, a new report says
A blending of technologies to create new IIoT products and services will call for new expertise.
At its Discover conference this week, HPE reveals 'silicon root of trust,' advances in software defined infrastructure
An outcome of digital transformation, it blends technologies to create custom solutions and make better use of resources
The telcom carrier will acquire the company from Brocade. Here’s why it matters.
Elon Musk is perhaps the best modern example of a technology visionary. But that vision requires a heap of resource to execute upon. That’s where the cloud comes in.
Wanted: Tech pros who know Dell’s Compellent enterprise storage platform
Finance firm dv01 reaps SQL functionality, exploits its in-house Linux expertise as an early adopter of SQL Server 2017
New tool is designed to simplify deployment of Kubernetes containers.
Every Cisco customer should consider Cisco’s new EA
Thanks to Global Scale, Nextcloud 12 supports tens of thousands of users per server, as well as multiple servers across the world
Sure, cyberattacks are on the rise, but last weekend’s British Airways debacle demonstrates that enterprises have lots more to worry about
The world’s most widely used commercial software is built with open source tools
Microsoft hopes it can replace tape with DNA
Outfitting the cabs of their vehicles with what used to be office gear makes farmers more effective
Hundreds of flights were delayed or cancelled when the airline's backup plan failed too
In a move that last year wouldn’t have been thinkable, Polycom is collaborating with longtime competitor Zoom to offer Zoom Connector for Polycom
Security experts explain the nuances
