Compute stories
IDC expects to see continuous strong demand for shared cloud infrastructure with spending expected to surpass non-cloud infrastructure spending in 2023.
Lenovo appoints Manu Mehra as MD for its Infrastructure Solutions Group business in ANZ, aiming to accelerate digital transformation in the market.
Akamai expands its product line with new offerings in security, compute, and infrastructure as a service (IaaS) markets.
OCI is expanding with 11 new services and capabilities designed to enable customers to run their workloads faster and more securely at lower costs.
The new Fortinet firewall increases security and networking convergence across hybrid IT, enabling secure digital acceleration.
Alibaba Cloud has been recognised by Gartner among global cloud service providers for its critical cloud abilities in compute, storage, network and security.
It aims to provide the economic benefits of cloud, along with those of Evergreen architecture including non-disruptive expansions and maintenance.
NVIDIA has announced two new GPUs designed for artists and engineers. The RTX A6000 and A40 GPUs are built for large compute workloads.
Software-defined compute technologies are often used in the context of public or private clouds, but can also be implemented in non-cloud environments.
NVIDIA's T4 GPUs are now globally available on Google Cloud Platform, boosting HPC, machine learning, and graphics workloads with cost efficiency.
A new report shows the shift to software-defined infrastructure will lead the telco compute and storage infrastructure market to over US$16b by 2022.
NetApp isn't just about storage anymore. The company's new Kiwi boss outlines the how data transport is now a key play.
Spotify is shifting from using its own data centers to Google's Cloud Platform, saying cloud is now as high quality as traditional offerings.
Dell has launched its new 'disaggregated' OS10, which it says will provide new levels of software flexibility and programmability for data centers.
EMC has been championing the cause of software-defined, scale-out storage by transporting IT enterprises from a world of siloed infrastructures.
The increasing move to compute and storage closer to the network edge has prompted Emerson Network Power to get closer to its channel partners.
The company is hailing its VPLEX virtual storage over distance solution as a major step forward in technology.
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