Mike Vizard

In recent weeks, the folks at Cloudera, which provides support for implementations of Hadoop in the enterprise, have lined up an impressive number of

The thing most people like best about the Apple iPad is how it makes it simpler to consume information. Now that this usage model is fairly well

There's nothing wrong with Windows XP per se. A lot of work has gone into making this platform fairly stable. But when you stand Windows XP up against

In case you haven't noticed, just about everybody wants to run their applications in memory these days. Whether it's a database or a virtual machine,

There's no way that IT organizations will be able to effectively keep pace with virtualization without embracing some form of IT automation.Not only is

It feels like the whole issue of making it easier to correlate log information with system and security events is finally getting some long overdue

Finding that bottleneck in wide area networks is especially important because of the inherent bandwidth limitations involved.That's the primary reason

Now that the majority of servers are running virtual machine software, a lot of IT organizations are wrestling with storage.The primary issue is that not

What started out as a movement to simplify the management of IT by leveraging virtualization to consolidate physical servers is turning out to be anything

While the folks at Intel seem to be sure that virtualization on the desktop will be next big thing, nobody seems quite sure just how it will manifest

Now that the official 802.11n wireless standard is a year old, it is a good time to consider the state of our wireless networks.According to Chris Kozup,

With Microsoft Azure for both public and private cloud computing platforms coming into place, Microsoft is starting to tout the inherent benefits of a