Costing Cloud Data migrations
A cautionary tale about cloud data migrations as NASA moves its Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC) storage onto an AWS Cloud.
Taking AI and HPC out of the Laboratory - Panasas show the power of automation and hardware abstraction to bring HPC and AI processing within the reach and capability of the Enterprise.
A combination of Non-Volatile Memory express (NVMe) and Solid-State Disk (SSD) is seen as the go-to configuration for AI training systems.
IB(No)M - IBM underplays the important value and differentiators their hardware architectures still provide
IBM have the skills, knowledge & experience to help CIOs re-architect their IT to achieve mutability. The M in IBM remains a critical element in their offer to their customers.
Opportunities for data centre operators in 2017
Based on quarterly reports from CBRE up to the end of Q3, 2016 has been a bumper year for data centre operators.
Primetime for Cloud and DevOps
The quarterly reporting season is upon us again. IBM and Microsoft have already announced impressive cloud growth figures in the last week...
Talent Management: a key tuning exercise in enhancing your data centre sales capabilities
In the rush to provide sales and marketing automation tools and the need to create more and more compelling content to draw customers in...
Profits delayed: straddling the powerhouse to utility business model spectrum
Are data centres becoming the power stations of the 21st Century... just a utility into which we plug our various computing devices? Over...
Has the Open Compute Project Come of Age?
As I read the announcements and reviews coming out of the Open Compute Project Summit in San Jose earlier this month I got a strong sense...
Ask not what will IoT do for my data centre…
In amongst all the news about hyper-scale data centres and concentrations of data centres in key inter-connect metro areas, there has been...
Building TRUST in your infrastructure - it's easy to lose, but harder to build and much harder to restore
Trust doesn't come with technology, it must be "baked in"