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IT Infrastructure: 2020 and Beyond
On-premises infrastructure remains a top priority for IT teams and a vital area of investment to support digital transformation, cloud computing, big data and other key initiatives. However, infrastructure requirements are evolving quickly.
IT needs new architectural models that are stateless, simple, cost-efficient, resilient and don’t require forklift upgrades every few years. This site explores solutions that allow IT to deploy infrastructure that meets today’s needs and provides a solid, flexible and scalable foundation for the future.
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Google Cloud Platform adds WAN and on-premises AI services
A handful of infrastructure announcements for the Google Cloud Platform debut at Next 2025 including a Cloud WAN service, ...
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The state of quantum computing: What businesses need to know
Quantum computing's potential and steady advancement make the technology worth investigating, but adopters still need to deal ...
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Google Cloud storage offerings bolstered for AI apps
Storage for Google Cloud now supports many features akin to AWS' catalog for AI app development, but could lead to cloud lock-in ...
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Manage storage using Linux Logical Volume Manager
To see how flexible your storage space can be, consider Logical Volume Manager on Linux. Flexibility is critical on servers ...
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5G NSA vs. SA: How do the deployment modes differ?
Non-standalone 5G combines 4G LTE architecture with a 5G RAN. Standalone 5G, on the other hand, uses a 5G RAN and a cloud-native ...
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The pros and cons of quantum networking
Quantum networking promises secure, high-speed communication -- someday. There are huge practical challenges, including fragility...
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VMware dominance remains, despite challengers
Customers aren't rotating off VMware by Broadcom, despite cgripes on pricing and the rise of enterprise virtualization ...
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Broadcom, AT&T settle lawsuit over VMware support
The companies have 'reached a settlement-in-principle,' but the telecom giant has indicated it's planning an exit from the ...