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Kubeflow shows promise in standardizing the AI DevOps pipeline

By James Kobielus Nov 7, 2018

Developing applications for the cloud increasingly requires building and deploying containerized microservices, or application modules that can be deployed to multiple computing environments. Increasingly, artificial intelligence is at the core of these cloud applications.…

Cloud

At Boomi World, new accelerators for connected business in the cloud

By James Kobielus Nov 6, 2018

When I encounter yet another company with yet another “connected business” pitch, I have a mental checklist of things I’m looking for, and this morning I found one company that nailed every one. The…

Apps

Microsoft and IBM flock to the center of all things open source

By James Kobielus Nov 5, 2018

Open-source software used to be a community that defined itself by whom it didn’t include. For many open-source developers of long standing, whom it didn’t include was two established information technology providers whose headquarters…

Cloud

Looking ahead to AWS re:Invent, public clouds keep gaining momentum

By James Kobielus Nov 5, 2018

Amazon Web Services Inc. continues to dominate the public cloud market. As its seventh annual re:Invent conference approaches, it’s clear that AWS, along with Microsoft Corp. and Google LLC, are the clear leaders in this arena,…

NEWS

Building algorithmic protections against engineered political opinions

By James Kobielus Nov 2, 2018

Free speech is a fundamental right in any democracy. But some people have loud voices and the proverbial megaphone that can easily drown out everybody else’s free speech. Freedom of the press is also…

Cloud

With Red Hat, IBM expands its focus on cloud-native development for multiclouds

By James Kobielus Oct 29, 2018

For IBM Corp., the blockbuster acquisition of Red Hat Inc. is all about the cloud — many clouds, that is. IBM and Red Hat announced Sunday that the companies have reached a definitive agreement under…

Cloud

OpenWorld 2018 wrap: Oracle struggles to grow its cloud business, but AI-driven apps set it apart

By James Kobielus Oct 24, 2018

Oracle Corp.’s OpenWorld, now in its 21st year, is as big, brash and buzzy as ever. This year’s conference hosted more than 60,000 Oracle customers and partners from 175 countries. Not only that, the…

Cloud

Oracle’s self-driving vision is comprehensive but still disjointed and incomplete

By James Kobielus Oct 23, 2018

The concept of “self-driving” capabilities in any realm of business means they’re continually optimized through data-driven guidance. In other words, people and machines can, under a growing range of circumstances, be trusted to take…

Cloud

At OpenWorld, Oracle extends AI throughout its ‘self-driving’ cloud solutions

By James Kobielus Oct 23, 2018

Oracle hasn’t made artificial intelligence the centerpiece of its product strategy in the way that its closest public cloud rivals have. But that doesn’t mean it’s doing nothing with AI. In fact, Oracle has…

Cloud

Here are the top VMworld 2018 takeaways from Wikibon’s analysts

By James Kobielus Aug 30, 2018

Enterprise data centers are on the move. They’re virtualizing into the multicloud, up the application stack into containerized and serverless environments, and all the way to the edge. This past week at its annual…

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