Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Use of Zero Trust networking during Covid-19 increases remote use of personal devices on corporate networks, according to Enterprise Management Associates.
Automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence are becoming critical network-management capabilities as network complexity skyrockets.
Linux gives you lots of ways to create complexity in passwords that include a lot more than just length, such as mixing upper- and lower-case letters with numerals and punctuation marks along with other restrictions.
Applications that rely on microservices put demands on data-center infrastructure and personnel, but the service mesh can optimize routing requests between microservices without constant human intervention.
Near-field communications and Bluetooth LE are low-power wireless technologies suited for different uses in enterprises.
Powering small IoT devices spread over a wide area is an important issue, and efficiency is the name of the game.
Zero trust architecture calls for granting just enough access to network resources so individuals can accomplish their work tasks – nothing more – and the network itself can help.
5G spectrum use falls into three major bands, each with different characteristics that can influence coverage and deployment strategies.
Two types of backup – item level and image level – have different strengths, and it’s possible to tap the best of both.
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Automation tools can reduce manual tasks and improve security today even though the goal of full automation is still remote.
Enterprises are beefing up application-delivery security and capacity to accommodate an increasing remote workforce.
U.S. carriers are talking about their 5G wireless offerings before they actually have services that meet the likely 5G standard, and they face stiff competition from China and others to lead the way.
Each edge-computing deployment has very specific requirements, but since the need for edge applications over time may shift, it’s important to find an architecture that works now but is flexible enough to meet future needs.
COVID-19 triggered what’s likely to be a permanent increase in work-from-home employees, so IT pros should start work on a better remote-access architecture, perhaps the secure access service edge (SASE).
After buying Cumulus and Mellanox, Nvidia can provide the full stack of elements with support to encourage mainstream-enterprise adoption of open networking.
The real-time demands of most financial services applications – needed to ensure efficient, responsive interactivity – have always meant dedicated GPU support in the data center. Microsoft’s NVv4, powered by AMD processors, changes that equation for
Modern businesses need to meet the expectations of the modern workplace. And a cloud-native, modern, virtual desktop provided by an AMD-powered Azure environment leverages a number of innovative technologies to provide a modern desktop experience.
Virtual desktops offer device flexibility, security, a great user experience and cost savings. Sounds like an educator’s dream, doesn’t it?
Extending the reach of workstations in product design and manufacturing with Microsoft Azure® GPU-accelerated virtual machines powered by AMD technology.
Extending the reach of workstations in architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) with Microsoft Azure® GPU-accelerated virtual machines powered by AMD technology.
Adopting the SR-IOV industry standard for AMD MxGPU provides long-term scalability, stability and reliability to cloud and data center environments. Here’s why…
HPC services can be a way to meet expanding supercomputing needs, but depending on the use case, they’re not necessarily better than on-premises supercomputers.
A secure access service edge model can quickly grow remote-worker capacity without requiring enterprises to deploy their own new VPN gear.
Tier 1 internet service providers (ISP) mesh their high-speed fiber-optic networks together to create the internet backbone, which moves traffic efficiently among geographic regions.
F5 report highlights the challenges of digital initiatives, including a struggle to secure multi-cloud environments and a lack of IT skills required to extend automation efforts.
