ARM Reveals Neoverse, Its New Dedicated Infrastructure Brand
Neoverse represents a new unifying brand identity for ARM-based technology for high performance computing, cloud, storage, network infrastructure, and edge computing.
IBM’s O’Connell and Currie Discuss How to Incorporate Automation in the WAN
In this interview, IBM’s Brian O’Connell, Distinguished Engineer and Master Inventor, and Steve Currie, Distinguished Engineer, talk about IBM’s networking approach.
VMware Leads Cloud System Management Market, IDC Says
The virtualization giant controls 21.7 percent of the $4 billion of the market. Microsoft ranks No. 2.
Kaloom Throws a Fabric Over Data Center Automation
Kaloom says its software-defined fabric approach provides more flexibility than a more integrated model like DANOS.
Making Cloud Native a Reality for Financial Services
Cloud-native architectures are already impacting data science, IoT, and other areas and will provide both the threat of being disrupted and the opportunity for innovation.
Research Brief: Secure SD-WAN: Seeking the Holy Grail
Download a copy of our new research brief on SD-WAN aimed at providing enterprises with a key guide to evaluating security capabilities of SD-WAN platforms.
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Telco Systems’ Arm-Based uCPE Costs Less Than Its x86 uCPE
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IBM Protests Pentagon’s JEDI, Still Plans to Bid for the $10B Deal
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Google Bumps Up Enterprise Cloud Networking
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