2021 was quite a year for enterprise IT. Yes, COVID-19 continued to impact the supply of data center hardware, while confidence in cloud security took a hit. However, the year saw real progress. Innovation in storage technology—not least in the …
It’s been a rollercoaster year for enterprise IT. In much of the world, the economy has come roaring back to life. But we’re not out of the woods yet, as continuing supply disruptions triggered by the pandemic mean that progress …
In the race for higher hard drive capacity, reaching 20 terabytes is a big deal. Demand for data storage is growing sharply, and businesses need a place to park the bytes.
Finally, after several years of industry speculation, all …
As an IT asset manager, a host of new technologies is changing the organization of your company’s data centers. From the impact of the edge to the rise of reuse, the purview of an ITAM is always shifting. Here are five …
As data generation proliferates, competition among edge data transfer services is hotting up.
The coming years will see explosive growth in data generated by the global Internet of Things (IoT). Whether it’s self-driving cars, advanced facial recognition, or the inexorable …
Its founders herald it as the green successor to Bitcoin. But in a world where new digital currencies can feel a dime a dozen, the most novel thing about Chia may be the supercharged impact it’s having on the marketplace …
What does the open source instruction set architecture RISC-V mean for storage processing in a data-rich world?
Accessing information fast and efficiently carries an increasing premium in a world of massive data. That’s where RISC-V, the open source standard for …
Not a week goes by without news of another data breach somewhere. Cybercrime, from phishing attempts and acts of ransomware all the way to state-sponsored attacks, is becoming more difficult to stop at the organizational front door.
However, businesses needn’t …
Perhaps nowhere in life do we throw out more data than in the management of our health. Every interaction within a healthcare setting offers up more data than we can conceivably capture.
Until recently, however, healthcare data has been hard …
While the history of hard drives continues to unfold, early attempts to mechanically store information go back centuries. In fact, it was the early days of the industrial revolution that gave rise to the technical concepts that power today’s …
