Arthur Cole

Sometimes, technology development is like a magic show. While the magician is drawing your attention with one hand, the other is pulling off the move that

The fortunes of top technology vendors have ebbed and flowed through much of the modern computer era. But every once in a while past does not equal

The cloud is set to remake data infrastructure as we know it. The question is, by how much?It’s a strong sign that the cloud is moving past the

The PC is not dead. There, I said it.But at the risk of seeming incongruous, let me also add that the enterprise is, in fact, heading into a post-PC era

Eight Private Cloud Myths Debunked For many an enterprise, the private cloud offers the best compromise between infrastructure flexibility and the need to

Most enterprises embrace the cloud because it provides a convenient means to scale resources and introduce a level of flexibility that has been lacking in

It is unbelievably easy to provision resources in the cloud – so easy, in fact, that enterprises of all sizes are faced with a singularly new dilemma: how

For many in the enterprise industry, the issue of open systems vs. proprietary ones is a no-brainer: Open is always better because it fosters greater

There’s a saying that you can never be too thin or too rich. In the data center, that could be converted to: You can never be too efficient or too

Convergence seems to be the new black in the enterprise.That may seem like an odd statement at first, considering convergence has been trending for

It isn’t called Big Data for nothing.But while most of the attention surrounding Big Data focuses on analysis and management, there is a more fundamental

Speed, flexibility, efficiency and lower operating costs — these are the primary strengths that the cloud brings to the data infrastructure table. Most