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Cloud

Surprise: Next-generation virtual machines will help power multicloud computing

By James Kobielus Sep 5, 2019

Hypervisor technology has been one of the building blocks of cloud computing from the start. In recent years, though, this method of “virtualization” to separate a computer’s operating system and applications from the underlying hardware has…

Infra

US Signal and Infinidat join forces to combat loss of service

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 5, 2019

Every business would do well to follow the Scout Motto when it comes to data’s disaster backup and recovery. Preparedness is essential in a computing environment where it is “when,” not “if,” disaster occurs. But…

Infra

Q&A: As the enterprise embraces GPUs, VDI, Nvidia and Dell respond

By Teryn O'Brien Sep 5, 2019

As the digital transformation marches onward, graphics processing units and virtual desktop infrastructure are becoming increasingly valued commodities in many areas of the enterprise world. Why is this? John Fanelli (pictured, left), vice president of…

Infra

Q&A: Orgs adopting ‘public cloud in droves’ seek hybrid solutions

By Teryn O'Brien Sep 5, 2019

With VMware Inc.’s recent agreement to acquire Pivotal Software Inc., it’s clear that Dell Technologies Inc. — which owns majority stake of both VMware and Pivotal — is gearing up to have an even better…

AI

Facebook launches $10M contest to develop deepfake detection tools

By Maria Deutscher Sep 5, 2019

Facebook Inc. today announced that it’s teaming up with Microsoft Corp. and a number of universities to launch the Deep Fake Detection Challenge, a $10 million contest meant to spur the development of new methods to…

Security

Group says its blockchain-based encryption scheme makes passwords all but impossible to crack

By Paul Gillin Sep 5, 2019

The Tide Foundation, a nonprofit organization that’s building an open-source framework for protecting personally identifiable information, has developed a blockchain-based encryption scheme that it claims is vastly more difficult to crack than other methods.…

Infra

Q&A: Sensiba streamlines virtual desktop infrastructure, ‘bakes in’ DR solution

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 5, 2019

Traditional data recovery models are delicate and hard to test, putting the information-technology department in an uncomfortable spotlight. When critical restore is required, everything rides on the button push that may (or may not)…

Cloud

Why the non-hyperscale cloud ecosystem is thriving

By R. Danes Sep 5, 2019

The tide has turned for smaller cloud service providers. They no longer fear that hyperscalers will swipe away every last one of their customers. They’re now in the center of a healthy ecosystem that…

Apps

Reports: WeWork may cut IPO valuation by half, postpone listing

By Maria Deutscher Sep 5, 2019

The We Co., parent company of WeWork, is struggling to convince investors they should look past its billions of dollars in losses ahead of its planned initial public offering. That’s according to reports published…

Security

Protecting data across today’s mixed-up app map

By R. Danes Sep 5, 2019

Modern, data-driven IT is stretching the capabilities of storage to the max. Big data, artificial intelligence, multicloud, breach protection — they all demand a new kind of data strategy. And this strategy needs advanced…

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Facebook launches $10M contest to develop deepfake detection tools

Group says its blockchain-based encryption scheme makes passwords all but impossible to crack

Reports: WeWork may cut IPO valuation by half, postpone listing

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