It's the end of the road for Qualcomm's Centriq, its ARM-based server processor.
IoT spending will increase in 2019 due mostly to companies' need to integrate real-time intelligence into their business models.
What will 2019 hold for data centers and the cloud, both public and private? Here are our educated guesses.
By 2025, IDC says worldwide data will grow 61% to 175 zettabytes, with as much of the data residing in the cloud as in data centers.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) acknowledges it’s a hybrid world and announces eight hybrid storage offerings. Meanwhile, Red Hat acquires multi-cloud storage startup NooBaa.
Companies will invest more in building and renovating data centers and will look to alternative energy sources to power them, a new AFCOM survey finds.
Oracle has a significant communications software business, and it’s betting that Talari’s SD-WAN technology will ensure performance and reliability of communications over any network.
AMD has a few things in its favor as it takes on Nvidia in the high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) arena.
After the initial rush to the cloud, many firms are discovering it’s not cheaper and are taking workloads back to their data centers, a Nutanix survey finds.
Researchers at UCLA Riverside discover GPUs can be victims of the same kinds of attacks as Meltdown and Spectre, which have impacted Intel and AMD CPUs.
