YouTube developed Vitess because it needed to scale massive amounts of traffic.

The company hopes to attract partners and customers on its way into the CNCF.

SteelFusion seems a little bit like hyperconverged infrastructure, but not exactly.

Security has been ExtraHop customers’ top use case for its real-time analytics software.

Sawtooth supporters include Intel, AWS, Ericsson, Huawei, IBM, and Microsoft Azure.

Rook helped support HBO’s Game of Thrones season 7 premier.

Cavium plans to continue expanding into the popular HCI sector.

Tianjin Broadcast and TV Network and the Incheon “smart city” in South Korea are customers.

It supports cloud storage at AWS, Microsoft, and Google, as well as object and file storage.

Comcast chooses AWS; Qualcomm puts up a fight against Broadcom; Maersk and IBM work with blockchain.

Stateful container storage models support more robust applications.

With Nutanix, the team can spin up a VM in a matter of minutes.

CenturyLink and Cisco both shake up executive teams; Paul Maritz leaves VMware board.

As storage and security companies turn to software, they’ll need data centers to deploy the stacks.

SDxCentral's recent report highlights how big data, analytics, and convergence are impacting network and application monitoring.

Avere will continue to support AWS and Google after the deal closes.

Salesforce also wants to say “Sayonara” to Oracle software.

Five companies stand out for their strong hyperconverged moves.

The project brings together data scientists and software engineers

This is Microsoft's second price cut this year.

If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.

Google encrypts all data at rest and in transit by default.

Neri’s fingerprints are all over HPE’s recent successful ventures.

The goal is to make future releases more boring.