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Mid-range models ring the changes in Top500 supercomputer ranking
With no change at the top of the latest Top500.org supercomputer list, you need to look further down the rankings to see the real story.
Accelerating Organizational Velocity through a Data Center Autopilot
The data center autopilot will have big consequences and there is not enough recognition of the likely impact. Every company should be moving towards autopilot-style datacenters as fast as possible, in whatever mix of on-prem and...
IBM, Lenovo and Cisco take top marks in server reliability
Information Technology Intelligence Consulting recently topped off its datacenter server hardware reliability survey, and results extend and confirm findings from prior years. Reliability requirements have increased as cloud workloads...
Data center automation and the software-defined database
If you take a step back for a moment and think about airplane flight, it turns out that something rather extraordinary is happening. Most of the time the plane is being flown by an autopilot and the pilot is actually kind of a...
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3 keys to keeping your data lake from becoming a data swamp
Data lakes can store all your business data with ease, but beware: That massive repository of data can get bogged down, choking your data off from your users. Here’s how to prevent your data lake from turning into a data swamp.
HPE merges IT, OT with Edgeline software platform to crunch IoT data
Before the advent of sensors in cars, phones, thermostats, refrigerators and factory-floor devices, information technology and operational technology were two different worlds. The Internet of Things is changing that.
HPE highlights innovation in software-defined IT, security at Discover
At its Discover conference this week, HPE is pulling back the curtains on firmware security and advances in software-defined IT aimed to reduce costs and increase system flexibility for its users and help it stay ahead of competitors...
Power surge at British Airways data center causes flight chaos
A major British Airways crash has highlighted the importance for businesses of testing backup systems and disaster recovery procedures to ensure that they work as planned.
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HPE shows off The Machine prototype without memristors
It's been an arduous journey, but HPE on Tuesday finally showed a prototype of The Machine at a lab in Fort Collins, Colorado.
AMD plots return to the data center with Epyc
The chip-maker’s Epyc platform has the speeds and feeds to beat Intel. Will it make a difference?
12 ways to improve run-time container security
Checkpoints spanning from simple preparations to more advanced run-time security controls
HPE is bringing Optane storage to Unix servers
In the next year or two, Hewlett Packard Enterprise will add support for Intel Optane storage to its latest Unix servers.
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Being upfront about the future of television monetization
People like to assume television is dead, with articles about cord cutting and the proliferation of digital platforms. However, TV remains a highly effective marketing tool for companies -- made stronger by digital and data.
A third of virtual servers are zombies
New research finds that a quarter of all physical servers -- and 30% of all virtual servers -- are comatose. They aren't be used, but they still cost money.
HPE offers an escape from the aging HP-UX OS via containers
Hewlett Packard Enterprises' HP-UX OS has been around for more than 30 years, and users may be looking to move on from the Unix-based OS.
Intel's Itanium, once destined to replace x86 in PCs, hits end of line
It's the end of the line for Intel's Itanium chip, a troubled processor family that spawned many product delays and bad blood between HP and Oracle.
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Nvidia's new Volta-based DGX-1 supercomputer puts 400 servers in a box
You won't need to buy a rack of 400 servers if you have one high-powered Nvidia DGX-1 supercomputer with a Volta GPU, which can sit on a desktop.
Microsoft’s Visual Studio tackles serverless computing, Mac dev
Azture Functions Visual Studio beta lets developers integrate Azure Functions into development flows
Amadeus picks VMware Integrated OpenStack for private cloud
Global travel IT services company Amadeus wanted a solution that was flexible, scalable, and useful for agile development
Dell takes Intel's cue on PCs, puts enterprise on top of the agenda
For the umpteenth time, Dell Technologies has reiterated that PCs are important to the company, and it won't quit the market.
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