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How Red Hat’s new CEO Matt Hicks revealed his view of IT through interviews with theCUBE
With his elevation this month to become the next chief executive of Red Hat Inc., Matt Hicks joined a select club of enterprise leaders well-known in tech circles but perhaps not as familiar to corporate America or the general business press. Like Arvind Krishna, who was selected to lead IBM Corp., Andy Jassy, who took the ...
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Three insights you might have missed from the ‘Does Hardware Matter?’ special series
The cloud has changed the way the enterprise views hardware, leading to a renaissance in systems design. An architecture that was once central processing unit-centric has become connectivity-centric, as data-driven workloads demand that key components, such as memory, flash storage and specialized accelerators, communicate with each other inside the modern data center. That has led ...
Slalom and Broadridge join forces in Web3 project to launch a ‘wallet of wallets’
Slalom LLC and Broadridge Financial Solutions Inc. have decades of collective experience in providing consulting and critical infrastructure services to financial clients around the world. Now the two companies have combined efforts to solve an age-old problem in the Web3 world: how a user can find all of their digital assets. With the growth of ...
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Analysts see rise of the supercloud as creating a new chapter in enterprise IT
Cloud computing in general and Amazon Web Services Inc. specifically have disrupted the technology landscape. Analysts at SiliconANGLE Media and in other segments of the tech industry have characterized the latest chapter in this disruption as a rise of the supercloud. It’s a layer beyond base infrastructure as a service, combining that with platform as ...
What to expect during AWS Partner Showcase: Join theCUBE July 21
When CNBC conducted a survey in October on what kept technology industry leaders up at night, the results came back with a twist. Supply chain concerns and cybersecurity breaches were surprisingly not at the top of the list. In fact, 57% of tech executive respondents viewed finding qualified employees as the biggest worry. How is ...
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3 insights you might have missed from the Amazon re:MARS 2022 event
Users of the Amazon Alexa digital assistant platform may not realize it, but when they ask the smart device to tell them the day’s weather, it triggers one of the most complex artificial intelligence applications in the world. That is because Alexa, which now handles billions of customer interactions every week, is composed of over ...
What to expect during AWS Summit New York 2022: Join theCUBE July 12
The next in a series of year-long Summit events by Amazon Web Services Inc. will take place on July 12 in New York City. The theme is “Scale … anything,” and AWS has devoted a great deal of its vast resources to support this proposition. Weather prediction provides one example. As the largest private weather ...
Red Hat follows open-source game plan to drive the enterprise hybrid future
Red Hat Inc. Chief Executive Officer Paul Cormier recently offered two key points at the start of the company’s Summit in May: Companies will have to adopt a hybrid model whether desired or not, and open-source code is driving the future of information technology. Cormier’s post captured the essence of Red Hat’s innovation game plan. As he ...
HPE, VMware partnership facilitates app and data modernization for global customers
During this week’s HPE Discover event in Las Vegas, VMware Inc. was recognized as HPE’s 2022 Global Technology Partner of the Year. It was a testament to more than 20 years of a collaboration that spanned numerous digital transformations and has driven a new era of multicloud services. “Our job is to bridge the cloud locations ...
Dell and Broadcom reshape systems architecture through focus on scale and speed in connectivity hardware
The enterprise computing world is undergoing a renaissance in systems design. The cloud has changed the way that many organizations think about hardware based on a fundamental realization that processing power alone won’t meet performance requirements. While chipmakers have made strides in processing, data stores have simply become too large. This has compelled the information ...









