Amazon also offers Arm-based compute instances in its public cloud, but Packet and Ampere say theirs is more powerful.

AWS built encryption into nearly all of its 165 cloud services, Vogels said. “Make use of it.”

“Companies that want to join to pay a $7,500 annual membership fee, and 100 percent goes to funding this open research,” said Vapor IO CMO Matt Trifiro.

If this sounds familiar, it is. Amazon Web Services launched its edge storage and compute device in 2016.

Decibel already invested in two startups: Blameless, a site reliability engineering (SRE) company that launched last week. And in February, it participated in security company Cmd’s $15 million Series

The layoffs follow the recent departures of two top cloud executives. Both quit Oracle to join Google.

Sumit Puri says his composable infrastructure startup is “gonna take over the world.” The only question is when.

Inspur set a goal to be the top server market vendor by 2023, and it’s got a plan to steal market share from Dell EMC and HPE.

The storage vendor isn’t aware of any customer attacks resulting from the vulnerability and said it could only have potentially affected a small portion of the customer base.

VMware’s latest cloud push includes more VMware Cloud on AWS regions, expanded multi-cloud management tools, and a new hyperconverged infrastructure device jointly engineered with Dell EMC.

Companies spend more money on security products every year. And yet breaches are getting bigger and more costly. “It’s the biggest macro failure in investing ever,” said Intel’s Jim

Microsoft contributed the open source Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) to OCP in 2016. It uses the Linux kernel, and it allows cloud operators to share

From innovative startups like Lightbits Labs and RackTop Systems to new super-fast, low-latency technologies, storage is exciting. Trust us.

The companies contributed both Minipack and the Arista 7368X4 switch to OCP.

OCP announced four other new projects at the summit: Inspur-led OpenRMC (stands for “rack management module”), Netronome-led Open Domain-Specific Accelerators, Facebook-led OCP Accelerator Module, and Nokia-led Open Edge.

Marvell announced its 400 Gb/s silicon for edge data centers, Netronome unveiled new SmartNICs for hyperscalers, and Stordis launched two bare-metal switches powered by programmable Barefoot Tofino ASICs.

Both new groups formed just days before the granddaddy of open source hardware groups, Open Compute Project (OCP), holds its annual summit. All three focus on “fundamentally different areas,”

The two chipmakers claim that between them they count every major cloud service provider and computer maker as customers.

Both companies are betting big on an open, integrated platform approach. Their investments appear to be paying off as the two vendors look to have crossed the chasm from

The threat researchers say there’s no deeper, symbolic meaning behind the cool new name. But it does makes for an easy-to-get-behind team tattoo.

The new security division will integrate and automate Alien Lab’s threat intelligence into a security management platform.

The operator also unveiled its second annual Mobile Security Index, which found that more companies suffered a mobile device attack compared to last year, and they were hit harder.

Founded by former Yahoo security officer Jeremiah Grossman, WhiteHat takes a DevSecOps approach to protecting applications.

It uses VMware’s ability to inspect the guest OS and application without being resident in the guest. This means that even if an attacker gains root access they cannot