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Report: Samsung could build cutting-edge $10B+ chip plant in Texas

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2021

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is weighing to build a cutting-edge semiconductor plant in Austin, Texas, that would be capable of making processors with smaller transistors than those in today’s most sophisticated chips. That’s according…

Big Data

Danger! Using data past its ‘best-by date’ will damage your business

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Jan 22, 2021

High quality and newly harvested is always healthier than cheaply processed and stale. Of course, we’re talking about data here, not food, but the analogy stands. Relying on old, inaccurate data in today’s digital…

Cloud

Security ‘shifts left’ to debug critical code before software deployment

By Mark Albertson Jan 21, 2021

The cybersecurity world is a race against time: Organizations have a finite amount of resources and limited runway to find and fix bugs in code before malicious actors can discover and exploit them with…

Cloud

Aisera’s Muddu Sudhakar looks beyond compute and storage for new opportunity

By Mark Albertson Jan 21, 2021

After serving in senior-level executive positions over the past two decades for influential enterprise technology companies such as VMware Inc., Splunk Inc., EMC and ServiceNow Inc., Muddu Sudhakar has developed a sense of where the…

Cloud

Constellation’s Holger Mueller on Salesforce, Oracle, AWS and the future of cloud software

By Mark Albertson Jan 21, 2021

Holger Mueller has the tricky job of deciphering the future performance of a car while it moves at 140 miles per hour down the technology highway. That’s the nature of the cloud industry, which has…

Cloud

The new data paradigm: Embrace decentralization

By Mark Albertson Jan 21, 2021

There are times when a centralized data source may not always be a good idea. In a paper published in May 2019, Zhamak Dehghani (pictured), director of Next Tech Incubation NA at ThoughtWorks Inc.,…

Cloud

Vertical clouds help enterprises correct chaos caused by ‘random acts of cloud usage’

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Jan 21, 2021

Hidden amongst other raging trends such as edge, artificial intelligence and automation, the rise of vertical clouds seems like an obvious prediction to dominate in 2021. But cloud adoption is complex. And as cloud becomes…

Security

Chinese hacking group ‘Chimera’ targets Taiwanese chip and airline companies

By Duncan Riley Jan 21, 2021

An advanced threat protection group from China is allegedly targeting Taiwanese companies according to cybersecurity company CyCraft. In a recent report into an APT they dub “Chimera,” researchers at CyCraft claim that the APT,…

Cloud

Dheeraj Pandey foresees new computing and cloud challenges, faster digital change

By Mark Albertson Jan 21, 2021

He came to the United States with only $900 in his pocket and is now retired from the company he built into a $1.6 billion hyperconverged infrastructure software juggernaut. Dheeraj Pandey (pictured) stepped down…

Cloud

Cloud has handed developers new power, and they’re using it to shape the future

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Jan 21, 2021

Cloud computing and open-source software have given developers the upper hand when it comes to decision-making. With customers and employees hopping up and down impatiently demanding apps like baby birds demanding worms, the approvals…

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Report: Samsung could build cutting-edge $10B+ chip plant in Texas

Danger! Using data past its ‘best-by date’ will damage your business

Chinese hacking group ‘Chimera’ targets Taiwanese chip and airline companies

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