China’s “Made in China 2025” initiative, which aims for self-sufficiency in areas such as advanced manufacturing, has pitted the world’s two largest economies against each other with economic and political implications. Few would deny that the transgressions by the Chinese …
The drive to increase efficiency and scalability pushes innovation across all organizations. To extend and implement the latest and greatest in data centers, a number of initiatives have gained ground in recent years.
Perhaps the lead among these is the …
Perhaps there is no more important question in the coming decade than how we handle the increasing amounts of data generated daily around the world. By some estimates, nearly 20% of the data produced by 2025 will be critical to …
Data storage leader Seagate has had a busy time of it recently, culminating in the Flash Memory Summit (FMS) 2018 held in Santa Clara earlier this month.
In the run-up to the summit, the Cupertino-based firm posted fiscal Q4 results …
The chairman and CEO of computer giant Lenovo warned of the adverse impact of further US-Chinese tariffs on the electronics industry.
Yang Yuanqing said an escalation of the current tariffs in place between the United States and China would “have …
The data center is increasingly shifting to a hybrid model as comfort levels with a more distributed IT architecture grow.
That’s according to separate research from the Uptime Institute and enterprise cloud provider Nutanix.
The Uptime Institute — which …
Scientists in Canada are pointing to the potential of hydrogen lithography to create the most concentrated storage densities yet known.
Researchers at the University of Alberta say their technique results in storage density of 1.2 petabits per square inch that …
The role of the traditional data center is poised to undergo a significant transformation, according to senior Gartner analyst David Cappuccio.
Organizations are moving to deploy radically more flexible and distributed IT infrastructure in order to deliver services in an …
We talk about “drowning in data” and point to the emergence of “data lakes.” But the world of data and the world of water are already closer than we may think.
According to a new study by researchers at the …
