Industry Perspectives

Enabled by the cloud, things like machine learning and AI environments are becoming a reality and challenging previously set boundaries.

Voice holds more value than other forms of communication as it can convey sentiment, context, intent, emotions, and actions.

Data centers on or near the surface to serve our long-term computing needs in extraterrestrial locales seem inevitable.

Network design, implementation and management techniques of the past are no longer enough to support current and future network performance requirements.

So-called standby, line-interactive, and offline UPS systems are popular due to their lower price and do not belong in mission-critical applications.

Security continues to be a major hurdle for IIoT -- the issue that will make or break the industry.

Storing any kind of 360-degree footage will require storage that is highly responsive and provides smooth transitions to all users viewing the video.

Operational efficiency is achieved by continuously building, integrating, deploying, protecting, monitoring and remediating.

Colocating IT infrastructure in close proximity to network providers allows gaming businesses to put their infrastructure on the backbone of the Internet for speed, stability and growth.