The IT industry remains bountiful for employees in the data center, with earnings growth well above the US national average. So why aren’t more job seekers jumping into this market?

Where the cloud is not an option, maybe the best form factor is one you can rest your feet on.

Edge computing architects told us telco base stations are perfect for distributed compute, but can we please borrow an extension cord?

In their designs, they’ve taken a different approach to risk, reliability, and redundancy. Have their principles propagated outside their small club?

They hold out the promise of unifying public and private cloud assets into a broader image of the data center. But how tight of an integration do enterprises really want?

Latest DCI models are looking for an edge in a market disrupted by increasingly distributed applications and disappearing boundaries between data center facilities.

Many vendors over the years have muddled analytics and AI together. Will something genuinely intelligent eventually emerge?