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Today's topics include Dell's decision to sell its software unit to two private equity firms, China's success in the supercomputing race, LG's introduction of the K
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With new capabilities in storage, automation and hypervisor support, the company wants to become a data center platform vendor. Nutanix, which has made its name in
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We've known for a long while that passwords, firewalls and private networks simply aren't sufficient for tight IT security anymore. It's all too easy for even a sem
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How the OnePlus 3 Handset Relieves Big Brand Smartphone Fatigue OnePlus has been trying to play with the big boys, and its OnePlus 3 smartphone just may put it in t
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SEATTLE—At the DockerCon 16 conference here, more than 4,000 attendees have gathered to learn and talk about Docker containers. At the core of the event is Docker I
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The platform provides context around the IP address such as the attack type and classification of the threat actor(s) and infrastructure involved. Adaptive access c
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With its latest many-core chips, Intel is looking to take on Nvidia and its GPUs in HPC environments for workloads such as machine learning and AI. Intel officials
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Users who search Google for specific symptoms can get detailed information on associated diseases and health conditions. Do you have a headache or a sore throat, an
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VMware is moving ahead on multiple fronts of its container efforts—even though some still see the company primarily as a Docker rival. SEATTLE—As the DockerCon cont
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IBM inks recent deals with VMware, SugarCRM and Acxiom, among others, to bolster Big Blue's cloud ecosystem and offer new solutions to customers. IBM recently launc
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