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Storj Labs Offers Unique Model for Cloud Storage
The company's open source partner program will divert revenue to organizations or individuals that allow blockchain-based encrypted storage on personal devices.
Is Serverless the Future of Open Source and Software Development?
Serverless Inc. CEO Austen Collins said that the open source community has accounted for 90 percent of contributions to the Serverless Framework.
Constant Updates Key to Fighting Spectre, Meltdown, Foreshadow
It's common for hardware to have bugs. It's up to the kernel to provide mitigation.
SUSE Touts Financial Growth, Hints at Future Acquisitions
CTO Thomas Di Giacomo said the company plans to invest more into its operations including a focus on acquisitions.
Google Transfers Kubernetes Operational Control to CNCF
Internal Google policies had prevented the ability to add non-Google employees to deal with some of the management.
Gremlin Chaos Engineering Now Attacks Docker Containers
The software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform recreates common Docker container failures across three categories: resource, network, and state.
ODPi Group Launches Egeria Project to Manage Metadata
The project is housed in the Linux Foundation and is a standardized way for managing the flow of metadata between different big data technologies and vendor platforms.
Nokia Scores $583 Million 5G R&D Loan From European Commission
The funds come at a critical time as analysts have noted Europe is lagging behind North America and Asia on 5G deployments.
Management of ISPs, Peering, China Firewall Cause Big Challenges for SD-WAN
These issues can delay deployments, result in inferior service quality, and make it difficult to reach return on investment goals, according to John Isch at Orange Business Services.
ZTE Ban Tanks Q2 Optical Networking Market
The vendor would have been No. 3 behind Huawei and Ciena in worldwide optical networking hardware sales. Instead, Nokia snared that spot.
Robin Systems Adds Kubernetes Layer for Big Data Storage Management
The container orchestration platform lets users tap into existing workflows and use the same tools for an application management layer overseeing compute and storage.
SAP Kubernetes Efforts Focused On the ‘Big Bump’ Not ‘Propeller Heads’
The firm says Kubernetes is still a "three-star wizard to figure out," but abstraction could help ease deployment pains.
Foundries.io Tightens Edge, IoT Integration to Boost Security
The firm sees constant and long-term updates as key to maintaining edge and IoT security.
Akraino Edge Stack Project Hits Execution Stage
The Linux Foundation-hosted project is opening up its seed code that initially was contributed by AT&T.
SUSE Builds a Custom Linux Kernel to Boost Microsoft Azure Performance
The custom kernel provides up to 25 percent faster network throughput and a 23 percent drop in average latency for on-demand instances.
Samsung Takes Advantage of 5G Disruption to Score U.S. Carrier Deals
The vendor has sidled up next to Nokia and Ericsson as a dominant 5G equipment supplier to the largest carriers in the U.S.
What Will Be the Real Impact From Knative?
Some view the platform as the death knell for serverless platforms not based on Kubernetes, while others tout patience.
Dell Technologies, Others Invest $33M in Twistlock Series C
The container-focused vendor has now hauled in more than $63 million in funding.
Cloudreach Snaps Up AWS Enterprise Partner Relus Cloud
Investment firm Blackstone acquired Cloudreach last year, and has bankrolled a number of deals to expand its reach into North America.
Knative, Red Hat Remind Us That Names Are Hard
The Knative GitHub page begins with a pronunciation guide because no one understands how to pronounce the platform's name.