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GigaOm Radar for Kubernetes Data Protection
Kubernetes is the industry standard for container orchestration, and it’s being used by born-in-the-cloud startups and cloud-native enterprises alike. It’s found in…
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SQL Transaction Processing and Analytic Performance Price-Performance Testing
The fundamental underpinning of any organization is its transactions. They must be done well, with integrity and performance. Not only has transaction…
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Organizations today look to the cloud for their compute and data storage needs, embracing the public cloud for newly built cloud-native applications…
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Hyperconvergence has quickly become a popular option for IT infrastructures, no matter the size of the company or the industry in which…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Primary Storage for Large Enterprises
Primary storage systems for large enterprises have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
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Primary storage systems for midsize businesses have adapted quickly to new IT needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both…
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Primary storage systems for small businesses have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
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Cybersecurity is a multidisciplinary practice experiencing a fast rate of change and growing complexity. In response, vendors are evolving their technology at…
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Long live the dragon slayers! Can HP help IT guys get their groove back?
Doctor. Lawyer. Architect. Professional baseball player. Dragon slayer! Of all the things kids hope to be when they grow up, “IT Guy”…
Read MoreHave we seen peak tech? Is it becoming a game only giants can play?
On Thursday, LinkedIn posted some very disappointing numbers, and the result was a massive bailout on the stock. The companies reported losses…
Read MoreData security, the future of work and the consumerisation dilemma
This post is sponsored by Samsung. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Data security has never been as hard as it is today. And…
Read MoreSponsored post: The Road to Cloud Is a Hybrid One
The benefits of using the cloud are undeniable—from reduced infrastructure costs and license fees to increased scalability and agility. But, while every…
Read MoreSponsored post: Building For Success on AWS: Five Best Practice Tips
[person]As AWS increasingly becomes the preferred deployment model for enterprise applications and services, it’s never been more important for a software or…
Read MoreThe headset cometh: A virtual reality content primer
When we talk about VR, we tend to talk in broad strokes. “Experiences,” we call them, as if that term is somehow…
Read MoreTwitter flip-flops on Politwoops (again)
Twitter has reversed its decision to bar Politwoops, a service which collects and preserves deleted tweets from public officials, from using the public…
Read MoreFacebook’s free Internet service stumbles in Egypt
Facebook just can’t give the Internet away. A week after Indian regulators halted the company’s Free Basics program, which provides free access…
Read MoreWhat to expect from social companies in 2016
Social networks are in a time of upheaval. Established players are experimenting with new services to maintain their relevance, upstart messaging companies…
Read MoreTwitter continues anti-abuse campaign with updated rules
Twitter has made changes to the “Twitter Rules” that dictate how people are allowed to use its service as part of its…
Read MoreIndoor farming: Good for cannabis, not so good for food
Marijuana is a natural candidate for experimentation — and not just the kind that leaves New York Times columnists in hallucinatory states…
Read MoreThis was the year social networks turned into news organizations
Social networks are the overworked writer’s best friend. It’s easy to observe the latest outrage on Twitter, grab a few good jokes from Reddit,…
Read MoreAmazon makes empty boasts about another holiday season
Amazon is making it seem like consumers signing up for its Prime service just in time to take advantage of free two-day…
Read MoreFacebook’s Internet.org stumbles in India
Facebook’s attempt to provide free access to some Internet services has hit a roadblock: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has told…
Read MoreGoogle’s working on a chatbot-filled messaging service
Google isn’t content to let Facebook dominate the messaging market in the West. The Wall Street Journal reports that the company is…
Read MoreEllo, the startup formerly known as the anti-Facebook, grows up
Remember Ello, the social network that was first portrayed as the anti-Facebook well over a year ago? Well, it’s still around, but the anti-Facebook…
Read MoreAre microservices just SOA redux?
Sinclair is CEO and cofounder of Apprenda, a leader in enterprise Platform as a Service. It seems like every conversation related to cloud-native…
Read MoreBlockchain, its new rival, and their future in the enterprise
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are already starting to shake up the financial services industry. They have also got entrepreneurs thinking about other applications…
Read MoreFlipboard tries to keep publishers happy with profiles, ‘end cards’
Flipboard is releasing a slew of features to make its content discovery service more attractive to the publishers whose content appear in…
Read MoreGoogle’s self-driving car division to become Alphabet company
Google’s self-driving car division will soon become an independent company under the Alphabet umbrella, according to a report from Bloomberg Business. Alphabet…
Read MoreEastwind leaves stealth to help companies respond to cyberattacks
Security tools are only useful if their warnings are heeded. Yet one of the culprits behind the infamous 2013 data breach at…
Read MoreSeattle brings more congestion on the highway to the on-demand economy
A version of this post was originally published on the Gigaom Research’s Analyst Blog. Uber has hit another speed bump on its…
Read MoreFacebook changes enforcement of harmful real-name policy
Facebook has announced two changes to the way it enforces its real-name policy: the first is meant to ensure that fewer people…
Read MoreFacebook tests Yelp-like service devoted to local businesses
Facebook is quietly testing a new feature that allows its users to find “local businesses with the best Facebook reviews and ratings”…
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