The company best known for its Windows operating systems and related client and server software but also one of the big five cloud players on Earth is getting into the edge computing business with a set of Azure offerings designed to put compute resources a lot closer to the customer’s data. …
As the center of gravity shifts from compute to data, architectures are responding by moving the former a lot closer to the latter. …
The edge is getting a lot of attention these days, given the fast-growing amount of data that is being generated by the proliferation of devices and systems located outside of the traditional core datacenter. …
For the past decade, we have documented the attempted rise of ARM processors in the datacenter, specifically in general purpose servers. …
As the definition of high performance computing has morphed into some a lot broader than that just supercomputing, nearly every IT sector is adopting the technology as one of its own. …
Hyperconverged infrastructure has grown up quite a bit from its early days, when it was seen primarily as a way of supplying an affordable and easy-to-deploy solution for supporting virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) deployments. …
The center of gravity for data is continuing to shift from core datacenters to other parts well beyond the walls of those facilities. …
Over the last several years we have seen many new hardware architectures emerge for deep learning training but this year, inference will have its turn in the spotlight. …
The business of business is continuing to move out of the traditional datacenter. …
Edge computing can mean different things to different people, as is the case with any new phenomena in the IT sector. …
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