The data center software giant plans to integrate the startup's technology with its VeloCloud SD-WAN.

The service is aimed at legacy enterprise workloads. Google is the second major cloud provider to offer the option besides IBM.

Are RISC-V cores ready to move beyond the accelerator and microcontroller realm to be incorporated into full-fledged RISC-V CPUs for desktops and servers?

The company says there are no workarounds, which means operators can't safely put updating off until later.

What were the most important stories concerning "compute engines" in 2019? Here's three that we think will affect the direction of IT for years to come.

AI Anywhere models crunch 8 petaFLOPs and 13 petaFLOPs inside self-sufficient racks, thanks to proprietary cooling tech.

With Azure Arc, any server, even if it's running behind a firewall or proxy, becomes just another resource as far as Azure is concerned. This could make Azure a compelling option for multi-cloud deployments.

IBM draws on its own expertise, enlists subsidiary Red Hat, customer Bank of America to build what it says will be "the world's first financial services-ready public cloud."