Converged and hyperconverged Infrastructure are designed and automated to let human resources simply consume infrastructure for business innovation, reducing manual tasks for deploying, managing, and scaling resources by as much as 98%. With this kind of solution, IT operations can shift their focus away from traditional infrastructure administration to delivering the added-value services and application modernization for business transformation.
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Object storage, VM offerings emerge for HPE GreenLake
HPE aims to attract new customers to its GreenLake ecosystem by launching standalone virtualization software. It also eyes AI ...
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Understand the power usage effectiveness metric
Data center admins must monitor power efficiency through PUE metrics. There are three PUE levels, with PUE 1.0 as the best. ...
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Microsoft Ignite sparks third-party storage, backup offers
A flurry of storage and backup news has emerged around Microsoft Ignite, including from Dell, as it looks to support hybrid cloud...
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Storj CEO Winegar: Distributed storage uptake big in 2025
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5 principles of change management in networking
Network change management includes five principles, including risk analysis and peer review. These best practices can help ...
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A guide to Li-Fi technology
Li-Fi is an emerging wireless technology that uses visible light to transmit data instead of radio frequencies. Though still ...
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Broadcom unveils AI, networking features for VCF
Broadcom solidifies VMware Cloud Foundation's shift with a focus on AI and services, but experts wonder about future R&D.
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Broadcom adds services to basic VMware subscriptions
These changes might be moot if Broadcom remains focused on its largest customers, according to one expert.