David Floyer, CTO and Co-founder of Wikibon, discussed the research company's latest report on the Industrial Internet with theCUBE host Dave Vellante, live at the GE Industrial Internet event in San Francisco. Asked what prompted the research, Floyer...»

Development and operations have never quite seen a challenge like is being heralded by the advent of the Internet of Things and the Industrial Internet—two things that mean essentially the same thing, but exist in different contexts. To...»

Hewlett-Packard made a big fuss about its public cloud service at last week’s HP Discover event in Las Vegas: Bill Veght, the company’s software chief, boasted that HR SaaS provider Workday abandoned Amazon Web Services (AWS) in favor...»

If something works, lets make it work bigger and better than ever before.

At least, this is the idea that some smartphone manufacturers seem to be embracing. Samsung keeps launching iteration after iteration of

Edd Dumbill, VP Strategy, Silicon Valley Data Science, discussed the big shifts in industrial Internet, Big Data, and data science with theCUBE co-hosts Dave Vellante and John Furrier, live at the GE Industrial Internet event. "We're a new company,...»

Big Data's out. The Industrial Internet is in. Contextualizing the promise of Big Data, this new trend around our buzzing, blinking connected devices, the Internet of Things, is expected to become big business. To support...»

The Industrial Internet has the potential to be a $514 billion annual market with a net value of $1.7 trillion by 2020 (see chart at right). However, that value will be derived from different sources...»

Mark Twain defined a classic as “a book that people praise and don’t read.” I’m concerned that DevOps is becoming a classic, not because it doesn’t add value, but because it is so hard to get right. I don’t...»

Fusion-io will roll out the next iteration of its multi-layer cell (MLC) technology later this year, according to chief financial officer Dennis Woolf. The executive indicated that new PCIe cards sporting the technology will be...»

The PC may be on its deathbed in the US, but China is still a lucrative market for a broad range of devices, including the personal computer.  It's in China Hewlett-Packard is focusing its PC and printing