Virtualization and cloud solutions architect Bill Kleyman explains how changes in user computing are increasing the importance of the datacenter, making it the home base for all technology. The buzz may be all about the cloud, but it's the physical infrastructure that keeps all those clouds afloat.
Companies need to operate production systems and backup systems in different regions to ensure a power outage in one region won’t interrupt operations indefinitely.
The edge's ability to aggregate, process, and analyze data locally opens up new opportunities for entrepreneurial ventures outside major hubs of commerce.
The edge's ability to aggregate, process, and analyze data locally opens up new opportunities for entrepreneurial ventures outside major hubs of commerce.
To manage backup needs in a work-from-home world, companies need a way for individuals to do backups without having to deal with centralized IT.
Tracing their roots to “moneyball “20 years ago, sports businesses believe their data-driven decision efforts can help enterprise IT.
