Latest from Alison DeNisco Rayome
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Dell EMC amps up server performance to give HCI a boost
New PowerEdge servers will help enterprises improve speed and reliability as hyper-converged infrastructure moves into core data centers.
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Intel researchers push quantum computing forward with new silicon chips
Intel researchers have made progress with spin qubits, which operate in silicon to deliver quantum power, and could help overcome quantum computing challenges.
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Amazon's Redshift is losing ground in the data warehouse wars
Organizations are migrating to cloud-based data warehouse solutions 10x more often than on-premise ones, according to a Panoply report.
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Why data centers fail to bring new jobs to small towns
Apple, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft continue building large data centers in rural areas, but most do not create jobs for local residents. Here's what you need to know.
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IBM's new in-memory computing solution makes business AI training faster, easier
IBM's mixed-precision in-memory computing approach could make it simplify the process for running analytics and machine learning applications.
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Why 78% of organizations fail to get DevOps right
Only 22% of organizations said they have merged their teams for managing infrastructure, operations, and development, according to 2nd Watch.
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Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon get $2B in data center tax breaks; economic benefit unclear
Some 27 states have established incentive programs specifically for data centers, according to a report from Good Jobs First. Here's what that means for local economies.
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Report: Despite cloud growth, on premise data centers still dominate enterprise compute
While most companies are moving some of their workloads to the cloud, 65% of workloads remain in enterprise owned and operated data centers.
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10 steps to DevOps success in the enterprise
Companies including Amazon and Adobe have found success using DevOps. Here's what your organization needs to know about the workflow.
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How DevOps will change in 2019 and beyond: 3 predictions
DevOps can improve organizational performance and quality. Here's how the workflow will evolve in the coming years.