Intel's hyperscale blueprint
If Rack Scale Design succeeds, Intel will be defining how data centers will be built
If Rack Scale Design succeeds, Intel will be defining how data centers will be built
The way we store our data is changing. Max Smolaks attempts to predict what’s in store for the industry
The zettastructure is evolving to handle the Internet of Things. It will change every part of our technology infrastructure
The purchasing power of hyperscale cloud vendors is shaping the next generation of data center equipment. A hard drive makeover is well overdue
Major improvements in security, performance, and virtual machines lead the way
Here are ten revolutionaries, changing the way mechanical and electrical technology supports the data center
What’s different about HPE’s latest attempt to reimagine the server room?
Hyperconverged IT systems simplify the stack. Maybe it’s time to give pre-configured tin a try
Where have you been, we ask, as HPE’s re-imagined system comes a little closer to reality
Facebook organized an OCP Technology Day, and Menno Kortekaas was there to make detailed notes
Hyperconverged infrastructure presents plenty of benefits, even when compared against the public cloud
We talk to the head of converged IoT systems about HPE’s Edgeline product family
As the human race constructs the greatest project the world has ever seen, the architects behind it consider its human impact.
Containers promise a lot, and the major cloud providers are all offering them on-demand
Everyone is talking about the public cloud, but hyper converged hardware is boosting private clouds
The cloud consumes technology differently. It needs scalable, flexible commodity hardware and software. Only open source can feed the data centers of tomorrow
Movies and music might move online but optical media get a new lease of life thanks to Frank Frankovsky’s Optical Archive
Researchers have finally put electronic and photonic components on one chip. This could be a game-changer, says Michael Kassner
This year will be a game-changer south of the Rio Grande, and data centers would do well to play, says Fernando Garcia
Could the open-source cloud platform be a victim of its own success? We hear enterprise users are reluctant to jump on board
It’s the biggest cloud provider by miles, but Paul Mah found AWS wouldn’t share much about its facilities
The 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio will need world-class data centers
High-performance storage contenders are on the starting blocks. Get ready for a shake-up in 2016