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Data protection drives Dell’s quest to secure infrastructure across the IT landscape
The meaning of resilience in IT systems is being redefined. Dell Technologies Inc. has embarked on a strategy to deliver “Trusted Infrastructure” to its clients, as enterprises have come to accept the fact that not every potential threat can be stopped. The harsh reality of today’s cyberworld is that attackers will still penetrate the compute ...
Three insights you might have missed from AWS re:Invent 2022
Following more than 100 on-camera interviews and four days of wall-to-wall coverage, theCUBE’s live broadcast for its 10th AWS re:Invent is officially in the books. Amazon Web Services Inc. made a number of significant announcements during the event in Las Vegas, encompassing new tools for data management, processor advances, serverless solutions and enhanced enterprise services ...
Cloud connectivity and IoT design create new challenges for Wipro and its customers
As a multinational corporation delivering technology and business consulting services across 66 countries, Wipro Ltd. is in an ideal position to see developing trends based on the needs of its clients. With the proliferation of internet of things devices, enterprises are grappling with a set of connectivity and design challenges, with cloud positioned squarely at ...
Preventing later from becoming never: Executives assess tech industry opportunity for women
There are signs that women are making progress in shrinking the employment gender gap within the tech industry, but there is much more to be done before parity is reached. A recent report from Deloitte Global’s research arm found there will be 33% overall female representation in workforces among large global technology firms in 2022, ...
Aisera founder offers perspective on latest moves from AWS in AI/ML
With his previous years of experience in senior executive roles leading divisions for major firms such as ServiceNow, Splunk and VMware, Muddu Sudhakar (pictured) keeps a close watch on emerging initiatives from the world’s largest cloud provider. The founder and chief executive of Aisera Inc. identified four key areas of focus by Amazon Web Service Inc. ...
Event-driven driven architecture will modernize software development, says industry analyst
In his keynote presentation at AWS re:Invent last week, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels spoke of how the next generation of cloud architecture needs to be event-driven. This will be an important theme as AWS moves forward, according to one industry analyst. “It’s important to educate about event-based architecture,” said Holger Mueller (pictured), vice president and ...
Exadata and MySQL enhancements highlight Oracle’s renewed impact on the IT conversation
It may have been around since Jimmy Carter was President of the United States, but one of the longest-tenured database companies in the world is determined to demonstrate its continued relevance in the IT community. Oracle Corp. unveiled its first relational database written in assembly language and running on 128K of memory in 1978. Now, after ...
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Cohesity’s CEO pays close attention to CIO priorities as cloud continues to disrupt enterprise software
In its forecast for what to expect in the cloud industry during 2022, SiliconANGLE Media predicted that Amazon Web Services Inc. was unlikely to enter the software-as-a-service business and offer applications. Based on news from the recently concluded AWS re:Invent conference, that prediction turned out to be mostly true — though its established Amazon Connect ...
Startups find support to grow through AWS global go-to-market program
During AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas last week, CEO Adam Selipsky noted that out of 1,200 global unicorns, 83% of privately held startup companies with valuations over $1 billion run on his company’s platform. Statistics such as these point to Amazon Web Services Inc.’s interest in attracting and nurturing startup businesses to build on its ...
Scale and innovation keep AWS humming despite cloud cost gripes and a challenging culture
The scale and influence of a company such as Amazon Web Services Inc. highlight the value that can accrue when a business offers a unique set of services in high demand: The major cloud provider has grown because its customers can’t grow without it. “It is really adapt or die,” said cloud researcher and consultant ...









