In Hillsboro, Oregon, Verizon is running a trial that it says is both an industry first and a glimpse of its network’s future: a fully
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Categories Acqua Security, Cloud Computing, Network Infrastructure, Software, virtual machines, VMware, vSAN, vSphere
VMware’s vSphere, vSAN updates focus on hybrid cloud management
VMware introduces version 6.7 of vSphere and vSAN VMware premiered version 6.7 of both vSphere and vSAN with a focus on new hybrid cloud management capabilities. VMware vSphere
Choosing a host infrastructure The Infrastructure hosting market can feel overwhelming with the variety of technologies and platforms available. Generally speaking, however, infrastructure hosts fall into
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Categories APIs, bare metal, containers, Devices, DevOps, Gluster, Kubernetes, Network Infrastructure, Red Hat, Software, storage management, virtual machines
Gluster Community focuses on container integration with Gluster 4.0
Gluster Community announces Gluster 4.0 The Gluster Community recently premiered the latest version of the open source software scalable network filesystem, Gluster 4.0, with new features
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Gluster Community focuses on container integration with Gluster 4.0
Gluster Community announces Gluster 4.0 The Gluster Community recently premiered the latest version of the open source software scalable network filesystem, Gluster 4.0, with new features
JetStream Software unveils JetStream Cross-Cloud Platform Cloud development company JetStream Software introduced a new cross-cloud data management platform, dubbed JetStream Cross-Cloud Platform, which aims to support workload
Physical switches vs. virtual switches
Switching switches Service providers are increasingly making network components virtual, including network switches. They have been regarded as an effective way to address various hurdles with server
Microsoft gives sneak peak of Windows Server 2019 Microsoft recently previewed Windows Server 2019 with general availability slated for the second half of this year. Based
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Categories Cloud, Cloud Computing, containers, Netsil, Network Infrastructure, Nutanix, Software, virtual machines
Nutanix to enhance cloud platform with Netsil acquisition
Nutanix announces intent to purchase Netsil Cloud computing software company Nutanix Inc. announced it intends to purchase Netsil Inc. Financial details of the deal were not
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Categories AIC, Akraino project, Cloud Computing, containers, LFN, Network Infrastructure, Software, The Linux Foundation, virtual machines, VNFs
AT&T contributes code to Linux open source edge computing project
The Linux Foundation unveils Akraino project The Linux Foundation recently announced a new project, dubbed Akraino, to develop an open source software stack capable of supporting
Securing open distributed architectures Service providers have gravitated toward open distributed architectures over the past few years with the rise of network functions virtualization (NFV), software-defined
Cisco launches open container platform for hybrid cloud deployments Cisco is taking aim at the multi-cloud market with the introduction of an open and production-grade Cisco
VMware announces general availability of NSX for vSphere 6.4 VMware announced updates to the latest version of its network virtualization software platform, NSX for vSphere 6.4,
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Categories Cloud, Cloud Computing, Google, GPU, Kuberntes, machine learning, Network Infrastructure, Software, virtual machines
Google brings GPUs to virtual machines with preemptible offering
Google announces Preemptible GPUs Google has launched preemtible GPUs, a programmable logic chip made for display functions, which enable users to use virtual machines with GPUs
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Categories AMD, AWS, Chips - Semiconductor, Intel, kernel, Linux, Mac, Microsoft, Network Infrastructure, Software, virtual machines, Windows
Intel security glitch may impact processors stretching back a decade
Patches to Intel kernel flaw could slow down computers by 30 % An apparent security flaw has been reportedly found in almost every Intel processor chip