Social Injustice, COVID-19, and Cybersecurity Focus Cannot Wane
Normally, I would be looking to put together a lighthearted recap of the year that was and then throw out some equally ridiculous predictions for the year ahead. But
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SDxCentral Remains Open During Coronavirus Outbreak
The COVID-19 outbreak has upended our world, but know that we here at SDxCentral will remain diligent in covering our industry. -
SDxCentral Will Not Attend MWC Barcelona
Ongoing coronavirus concerns are just too much to overlook at this point.
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KubeCon Showed Kubernetes Is Big, but Is It a Unicorn?
People like to see horses, but people want to see a unicorn. -
How Will Open Source Deal With Success?
“Part of winning is that with great power comes great responsibility,” noted Red Hat CTO Chris Wright at this year's Open Source Summit event. -
AT&T’s ‘Public-Cloud First’ Proclamation a Stake in the Ground
The public-cloud moves are significant as they continue what has been an ongoing cloud rethink by AT&T. -
OpenStack Keeps One Eye on the Prize, One Over Its Shoulder
The OpenStack Foundation needs to keep pushing innovation because the rest of the ecosystem is not letting up. -
What Does the Future Hold for Cloud Foundry?
The open source organization is tightening its embrace of Kubernetes, which could solidify its future or make it redundant. -
Did Someone Say 5G?
5G was by far the biggest talking point at this year's MWC Barcelona event but Huawei did give it a run for its money. -
MWC Barcelona: 5G, Software, and Security With 100,000 Friends
We here at SDxCentral are also interested in hearing more about the importance of software, network infrastructure, and security in support of that 5G future.
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5G Competition Is Finally Here (Sort of)
AT&T's launch of 5G services this week has taken the level of competition and snipping to a glorious new level showing that we are truly now entering the golden -
VMware’s Heptio Deal Shows the Open Source Water Is Warm and Inviting
Some expect the open source M&A wave to hit its apex next year. I say "why wait?" -
IBM’s $34B Bet on Red Hat Will be Fun to Watch
If IBM does what it says it’s going to do with the assets, then it becomes a more formidable competitor against Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. -
Microsoft Ignite Lacks Azure Pizzazz
Some in attendance at the computing giant's Ignite event thought that Azure innovation was lacking and that Google was a stronger long-term rival to AWS.
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Is Hype the Real 5G Use Case?
I lived through the 3G and 4G hype but I don’t remember the breadth of hype being quite as insane as it is for 5G. -
Knative, Red Hat Remind Us That Names Are Hard
The Knative GitHub page begins with a pronunciation guide because no one understands how to pronounce the platform's name. -
Containers and Serverless: It’s Not an Either/Or
The rise of Kubernetes has made containers a “have to have” at least in terms of future cloud plans, and serverless has quickly taken on the role of promising -
Containers Climb the Hype Cycle, as AT&T and Google Attest
AT&T, Google, and Microsoft highlighted significant progress for the ecosystem, but an enterprise survey showed most remain on the sidelines of actual deployment. -
Container and Kubernetes Deployment Challenges Give Me Hope
Will speakers at the upcoming Cloud Foundry Summit provide real insight into how to solve container deployment challenges? -
Why Is Container Security So Difficult?
IT departments want containers to make their lives easier, not harder.