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Heterogeneous computing, generative artificial intelligence and demands for skilled talent top the list of cloud computing trends of 2024 (featuring video interview with David Linthicum).

Security professionals tend to be at least a moderately paranoid bunch, and adding a real virus to the usual digital viruses at RSA definitely upped the paranoia this year.

When full composability is achieved, data centers will be defined by the needs of applications. This will require simple, open, standards-based, and scalable solutions.

Edge devices will create a tsunami of data, and while using databases would seemingly help tame the volumes of data at the edge, databases don’t work at the edge.

Big banks find more to like with container technology, which offers security plus tools to innovate and better compete in a dogged marketplace.

As IT managers grapple with the growing volumes of unstructured data, object storage has emerged as a way to address the resulting challenges.

Myths about the drawbacks and limits of hyperconvergence software have spread due to the fact that many of these “appliance solutions in software clothing” don’t have the flexibility of

Serverless, IoT security, and the crack house were all hot topics at VMware’s annual research and development conference.

Software-defined storage is rising to the top of the storage market, but before selecting a solution, it’s important to determine the features and capabilities for your specific set of

Hybrid cloud environments present a revolutionary change in how organizations store and manage their data. But what happens if access to the cloud is compromised or interrupted?

The modernization of the manufacturing world can help us understand the intricacies of intent-based approaches and how they can be applied to storage.

The entire cloud native ecosystem has begun to address enterprise needs.

Disaster recovery used to be a pretty complex beast — but that isn’t really the case anymore.

The SDS market is projected to grow 29 percent each year between now and 2025.

Expect to see vRAN proof-of-concept trials and deployments soon.

Media companies have a lot to gain from SDS in terms of security, storage, and flexibility.

The SDDC is an artificial and temporary stopgap toward the next architectural destination.

Excitement is building around SDS, but unfortunately, so is the confusion.

The hybrid cloud sits at the core of compute and storage efforts.

What’s needed is an SDS solution that can accommodate all storage types.

The goal is to successfully run stateful services in containers.

By matching compute, storage, and networking resources for optimal utilization, the cluster-in-a-box wastes nothing.

I wasn't the only one seeking some OpenStack basics.