The generative artificial intelligence revolution is growing, and cloud computing will serve as the engine that powers that revolution.

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).

Smart factory outcomes are often solving intrinsically human challenges to help make work safer and more streamlined.

IT leaders know that genAI is not “thinking” in a human way and that outputs are not necessarily accurate. Business users may not be as discerning.

How is an IT person at an organization tasked with “implementing cloud native” at their organization supposed to tackle this landscape?

The Biden Administration's infrastructure bill may have garnered the lion’s share of media attention, but Congress hasn’t forgotten about the chip shortage.

SD-WAN and security alone may not be going anywhere soon, but you can bet on SASE becoming a much bigger part of the conversation moving forward.

Companies can kiss their dream of a future dominated by smart machines goodbye unless they start hiring more women in technology.

The pandemic presents the ideal time to consider diversity and inclusion in technology, and approach this as an opportunity afforded by the COVID-19 related upheaval.

Hiring women and people of color, and cutting your company’s carbon footprint are no longer just nice words to put in marketing materials, they are business imperatives.

Beyond recruitment and training, the security industry needs to retain talent. We need to take care of our security professionals, and this includes their mental health.

CNCF claimed 8,000 attendees and an additional 2,000 that were on a waitlist to attend this week's event. I think those on the waitlist snuck in.

To be successful in the cloud world, there needs to be an organizational shift within companies to encompass both change management and skills management.

Lack of expertise and integrated tools, not indifference, is leaving NetOps behind DevOps in the race to automate the deployment pipeline.

Moving the security perimeter into the cloud helps companies that are struggling with the budget and talent needed to keep security in-house.

As the network continues to evolve and change, IT professionals have to adapt and learn in order to keep up, and employers must find ways to verify that perspective.

So far, there's not a single female cybersecurity expert keynoting at the upcoming RSA Conference.

Service providers want to leverage the benefits of NFV and, more broadly, cloudification.

Service creation requires a new, layered model of networking that incorporates policy & service abstraction. Meet the "whole stack" concept.

Operators need to revamp their processes and skills too. This article covers the operational side of the SDN and NFV transition.

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