Huawei turns to Arm-based AI servers to survive US restrictions
Kunpeng and Ascend processors are taking center stage
Long Reads - IT Hardware & Semiconductors, Paul Mah
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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AMD unveils second Epyc processor to take on Intel
AMD claims performance crown with launch of Rome chips
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Why Huawei is investing in the hybrid cloud
Going cloud-native sounds great - but it’s not what customers want, says Huawei’s Ron Raffensperger
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AWS does not rest on its laurels
What re:Invent conference in Las Vegas told us about the future direction of the company
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Hong Kong: turning data into gold
Data could become a golden egg if it is opened up and shared, says the Hong Kong Science and Technology Park
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OpenStack Sydney: Drawing down the cloud
Asia Pacific speakers reveal that some users are moving applications from the public cloud to in-house OpenStack clouds
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Oracle promises apps-first cloud to beat AWS
After Ellison’s bluster, Oracle CEO Mark Hurd promised a cloud based on long-term applications development
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Google Cloud opens Singapore region
Diane Greene tells DCD that Google Cloud will win out because of technology
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Building a new enterprise with composable infrastructure
What’s different about HPE’s latest attempt to reimagine the server room?
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Making the move from virtual to hyper
Hyperconverged infrastructure presents plenty of benefits, even when compared against the public cloud
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Building a private cloud in Asia
Everyone is talking about the public cloud, but hyper converged hardware is boosting private clouds
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AWS keeps on hiding in the cloud
It’s the biggest cloud provider by miles, but Paul Mah found AWS wouldn’t share much about its facilities
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Why Huawei is championing OpenStack
With FusionSphere, Huawei is betting a lot on the OpenStack platform
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The ageing data centers in Southeast Asia
Paul Mah asks the experts: what to do with facilities that were designed during the dot-com boom?