Mike Vizard

Conventional wisdom has it that Unix servers are a dying breed. And yet quarter after quarter, IBM keeps putting up growth numbers for its Power Series

When it comes to managing the exponential growth of data across the enterprise, a question that need to be asked is whether we're treating the symptoms or

When it comes to new technology in the enterprise, 2011 will most likely be remembered as a bridge between when pilot projects were stated in 2010 and

When it comes to security, there is no substitute for vigilance.Cisco today released its annual security report, which doesn't have much in it that would

The world of embedded systems is going to get a whole lot more visually-oriented.For example, Advanced Micro Devices today unveiled the G-Series of

Rackspace Holdings wants to keep the pressure on Amazon and anybody else pursuing proprietary agendas in the cloud.The managed hosting and cloud computing

Every time you turn around these days applications are getting more visually-oriented. Mostly, we see this today in the form of gaming and

As cloud computing matures there's no doubt that much more emphasis will be placed on the elasticity of the data deployed across global networks of cloud

When it comes to virtualization these days there is an assumption that everything associated with a virtual machine can now be neatly managed by

Most of the conversation surrounding 3D these days involves consumer electronics. But like all things related to consumer technologies, 3D will soon find

As application development in the cloud continues to gain a foothold in the enterprise, it's becoming clear that IT organizations are going to have to

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer used his annual keynote speech at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to remind everyone that Windows will be relevant for