Industry Perspectives

Businesses need to move beyond the BI dashboard and invest in technology that provides a deeper level of understanding into how an organization actually operates.

As latency bounds go down, the number of locations goes up.

Multi-cloud means businesses can avoid vendor lock-in and reduce their dependence on a single vendor.

To meet demands for fast time-to-market and efficient operations a uniform computing environment that spans on-premises data centers and public cloud is needed.

As organizations begin eyeing a move to edge computing, various misperceptions are clouding their potential migrations.

As water-cooled servers increasingly enter the market, it is not enough to merely say a data center offers low-water cooling systems.

While we can’t change the physics of how many BTUs versus how much water is used, we can control them.

AI and ML will eventually power most of our world. But what powers AI?

Being compliant with security requirements and using the right tools for hybrid cloud workloads proves to be vital to securing the IT infrastructure.

The move from 100GE to 400GE is revolutionary, not evolutionary.