Harvest now, decrypt later
Criminals are already storing up data for the day when quantum computers break all known encryption algorithms. Here's what you need to do
Criminals are already storing up data for the day when quantum computers break all known encryption algorithms. Here's what you need to do
Terrifying nightmares and cobweb-like complexities
Quantum computers need longer coherence times: the answer could be to recalibrate rather than isolate them
Lines are becoming blurred between cloud and data center, writes Panduit's Michael Akinla, while organizations have found out that cloud isn't always the most cost-effective option
Data center operators can scarcely 'move fast and break things', but there are ways they can discover better ways of working and operating, argues Future Facilities' Dave King
Those with ERP systems on IBM Power systems are often reluctant to make the move
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to go for higher performance or lower cost in data center SSDs...
Modular structures have taken over from the physical data center structures up to the software modules of Kubernetes containers
Your data should ascend through Maslow's hierarchy of needs
While minimizing SSD replacement
Necessity may be the mother of invention, but there are a multitude of fathers
AI can improve your cooling, and a digital twin can improve your construction results
It's time to rethink IT architecture to increase flexibility and utilization
Intel's Ice Lake Xeons use more power than the previous Cascade Lakes. That's not how to make data centers more efficient
If data is the new oil, AI could be the new snake oil.
Privacy breaches are happening because companies store too much personal data
Silos must go , and data must be available to all who need it
DCIM is more imperative than ever in a time of accelerating digital transformation when so much of the world is working from home
Technology adopters reaped benefits
Over the next few years, a huge amount of video data will be accumulating.
You want to put your Hadoop in the cloud? Here are five questions you need to ask (co-author: Tony Velcich, senior director of product marketing, WANdisco)
We need more data center capacity. Maybe more efficient storage will let us have it without costing the Earth
While it is easy to state the importance of starting a digital transformation journey, actually doing it is much harder
working from home might be too complex for in-house IT to manage on its own