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Want the fastest storage? Stop thinking media and start thinking architecture | #VMworld

By R. Danes Sep 6, 2016

If there is one area of IT where an objective opinion is needed, it might be storage. The disk versus flash battle is raging, and conflicting advice is not hard to come by. The…

Infra

Intel buys Movidius to boost machine vision, deep learning

By Robert Hof Sep 6, 2016

Intel aims to boost its efforts to make all manner of devices from drones to virtual reality headsets able to see better with the acquisition of machine vision processor chip maker Movidius.

What’s holding back containers? Red Hat evangelist has some ideas

By Paul Gillin Sep 6, 2016

To hear Scott McCarty say it, the biggest barriers to the adoption of software containers in the enterprise are as much political as they are technical. McCarty (@fatherlinux, below left), whose role as a…

VMware Act II: NSX takes center stage while older tech matures behind the scenes | #VMworld

By R. Danes Sep 6, 2016

With the array of dazzling software hitting the market, it’s easy to get bored with older companies that deal in the nuts and bolts — until something burns out, malfunctions or allows a security…

Is it time to stop making excuses and go hyper-converged? | #VMworld

By R. Danes Sep 6, 2016

IT vendors are coming out with simpler, more user-friendly infrastructure solutions everyday. But despite its occasional hiccups, your trusty old infrastructure is still easier to manage than the implementation of some fancy new system…

Disk, flash and NVMe: Three things you didn’t know about three storage types | #VMworld

By R. Danes Sep 6, 2016

Ever since flash took the storage world by storm, people have been watching this space as a hotbed of disruption. There has been all sorts of speculation about what technology will jump out next…

How one company finally found its storage unicorn | #VMworld

By R. Danes Sep 6, 2016

The modern enterprise wants to collect data, as much data as possible. Where large data stores used to be seen as something you needed to dispose of, in this new era of Big Data…

Wikibon

What you missed on Big Data: Ease-of-use tops the agenda

By Maria Deutscher Sep 6, 2016

It’s a rule of thumb in the technology world that the more accessible a product is, the more widely it will be adopted. As a result, analytics vendors constantly working to make it easier…

Wikibon

What you missed in Cloud: Investing in growth

By Maria Deutscher Sep 6, 2016

The industry’s top cloud providers regularly release new features and services to stay ahead of the market. Last week, Amazon was revealed to be developing a new type of cloud instance called the P2…

Smartphone apps now take up 50 percent of time spent online

By Collen Kriel Sep 6, 2016

The amount of time that U.S. consumers spend using smartphone apps has been steadily increasing over the years, accounting for 34 percent in 2013 and rising to 41 percent in 2014. The latest report…

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Want the fastest storage? Stop thinking media and start thinking architecture | #VMworld

Intel buys Movidius to boost machine vision, deep learning

What’s holding back containers? Red Hat evangelist has some ideas

VMware Act II: NSX takes center stage while older tech matures behind the scenes | #VMworld

Is it time to stop making excuses and go hyper-converged? | #VMworld

Disk, flash and NVMe: Three things you didn’t know about three storage types | #VMworld

How one company finally found its storage unicorn | #VMworld

What you missed on Big Data: Ease-of-use tops the agenda

What you missed in Cloud: Investing in growth

Smartphone apps now take up 50 percent of time spent online

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