Arthur Cole

The data volumes expected from the Internet of Things (IoT) are certain to be large – too large, in fact, for even an army of trained analysts to turn

In the cloud, bigger is better. Hyperscale providers are gathering market share because their enormous size allows them to provide lower service costs,

The cloud has achieved a level of trust in the past few months that is causing many organizations to start seriously thinking about shedding traditional

Enterprises looking to scale out their own data infrastructure quickly run into a problem: While more computing and networking capacity can be squeezed

The goal of doing more with less applies not just to resources within the data center, but in the number of data centers the enterprise has under

HPE is attempting to shore up HPE’s prowess in hyperconverged systems. Learn more about the new HPE Synergy now.

The enterprise is about to gain access to an entirely new level of processing power in the form of quantum computing (QC). But what, exactly, can this do

For a while, it seemed like the cloud was the end-all and be-all of enterprise infrastructure. With its unlimited resources, broad flexibility and low

Cloud providers are quickly scaling up their serverless computing capabilities in their efforts to capitalize on the growing demand for enterprise-class

The enterprise finds itself in somewhat of a precarious position in the transition to a fully digital entity. On the one hand, it has a massive investment

AMD seems to have picked itself up off the canvas in its bout with Intel with the launch of the new Ryzen chip, but that is still a far cry from becoming

There has been a lot of talk about augmented reality (AR) in the enterprise lately, but relatively little action. Some pilot programs have been launched