Who pays for critical infrastructure, in an everything-as-a-service world?

Want to run the same infrastructure stack as CERN? You certainly can!

The world’s largest particle accelerator, CERN’s large hadron collider, is getting an upgrade. So is CERN’s data center infrastructure

Executives paint a bright future for the business at this year's Transform 2.0 event

Its market is expanding, its product portfolio is expanding, but faith in Intel’s Xeon appears to be shrinking

Going cloud-native sounds great - but it’s not what customers want, says Huawei’s Ron Raffensperger

The chip that started in the PlayStation 3 ended up in the world’s fastest supercomputer, and heralded a heterogeneous computing future

The GPU king dreams of virtual worlds where artificial intelligence will learn to understand our chaos. We report from inside the experience machine

Victor Peng believes his company’s future lies in the data center. Here’s how he hopes to get there

Red Storm revived Cray, shot down a satellite, and gave birth to a generation of HPC systems

“China’s ecosystem and economy depends on our technology… the United States depends on China”

Rack standards are getting an upgrade, but will Open Rack or Open19 come out on top? 

What re:Invent conference in Las Vegas told us about the future direction of the company

Data could become a golden egg if it is opened up and shared, says the Hong Kong Science and Technology Park

Asia Pacific speakers reveal that some users are moving applications from the public cloud to in-house OpenStack clouds 

Building a yellow brick road for Cisco enterprise customers into the Google Cloud 

After Ellison’s bluster, Oracle CEO Mark Hurd promised a cloud based on long-term applications development 

Returning to the helm of Canonical, Mark Shuttleworth tells DCD why he doomed some Ubuntu projects, and why OpenStack is headed for a crisis

Diane Greene tells DCD that Google Cloud will win out because of technology

Specialist integrator OCF turns IBM servers into virtual nuclear weapons

Grupo Elektra-Banco Azteca is using Raspberry Pi and Arduino to predict and avoid equipment failures

The idea of low-power ARM chips running cloud jobs didn’t get very far. Now the same chips are being pitched for supercomputing

The future is machine learning, heterogeneous computing, and lots of AMD… says the CEO of AMD

Both open and proprietary hardware is available to your data center; how do you decide?