Formerly Pure Storage, Everpure, can now confidently see itself as more than a flash storage vendor - with its latest numbers showcasing a portfolio mix that’s delivering enterprise demand.
The death of the mainframe has been talked about for years, but its future now seems to lie within a hybridized cloud context.
IBM has connected two modular cryogenic cells and cooled them as a single environment, the first step toward building quantum computers the way data centers build racks. IBM’s Jerry Chow and Oliver Dial unpack the implications for future fault-tolerant and scalable quantum systems.
Does AI have the cart before the horse? Zuzanna Stamirowska is CEO of Pathway, a company has just been valued at $500 million on the strength of a post-transformer architecture built on first principles that learns after deployment without all the messy baling wire and duct tape of LLMs built on transformers.
Terrestrial data centers are a trivial problem when you're a paper trillionaire (for now)...
Notilyze Director of Resell Michael Gomes unpacks why the sovereignty conversation, sparked by Donald Trump and a new assessment framework, has been good for business in the Netherlands.
According to CEO Lisa Su, the rise of agentic AI is only going to make things more complex…
US AI infrastructure firm Hyperscale Data is expanding its physical footprint in two parts of America to meet compute capacity demands from clients.
Advocates are fond of saying that we should build data centers and go nuclear to power them and ‘win the AI race’. But why do they ignore the real world in the process?
The UK's National Grid is trying to power the AI sector, but facing up to some comfortable realities.
AT&T CTO Jeremy Legg is on the tokenomics front line - and he has some enterprise experience and tips to share.
Enterprises are being squeezed from two directions on the same infrastructure layer: commercially, by licensing re-pricing, and technically, by supply chain attacks. Both exploit the same weakness, and September's compliance deadline is about to make it visible.
Bob Wambach, Steve McMahon and Paula Lender-Swain on the culture change observability now depends on - inside customers, and inside Dynatrace itself.
The Vodafone-Accenture services joint venture has replaced brittle RPA automations with a cloud-native integration layer, cutting delivery times from months to weeks.
Mala Pillutla is Dynatrace's Global Vice President for Observability and Security. Her case, made at the company's London roadshow, is that AI hasn't changed what observability is – it's changed what you can afford to throw away.
Maestro Case tackles the dynamic, exception-heavy work BPMN couldn't. Raghu Malpani walks through the architecture, and the Australian telecom eight months in that's running order processing on it in weeks rather than months.
