Cloud Computing

Cloud will make U.S. immigration agency more agile

Mark Schwartz, CIO of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, has turned to the cloud for a faster, more agile development model.

Red Hat shows us its OpenStack arsenal

One stack to rule them all, One stack to find them, One stack to bring them all and in the cloud bind them!

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS packs a lot of punches for enterprise customers

The latest LTS release of Ubuntu introduces 'Snaps' that may change the Linux landscape forever.rn

Making the case for in-house data centers

With seemingly everything moving to the cloud these days, itu2019s important to know when setting up your own data management center can still be the right decision.

Do Microsoft customers really need Software Assurance?

Not every Microsoft customer needs Software Assurance on all of the vendor's offerings. Eliminating SA on some products can lead to savings of 20, 30 or 40 percent of your annual maintenance spend with Microsoft.

Open Container Initiative addresses Docker, CoreOS image problem

The Open Container Initiative finally takes the much needed step towards container standardization.

Teradata forms Global IOT Analytics special ops team

The analytics company has created a new Global IoT Analytics unit within Teradata Labs and also introduced a Hybrid Cloud environment to help customers shift analytic workloads among a mix of on-premises, managed cloud and public cloud systems.

The first 4 tech applications every startup needs

Startups that don't set up these four pieces of technology at the outset will likely experience inefficiency u2013 and potentially expensive mistakes as a result.

With cloud, anything goes, apparently

Strategies for usingu2014or avoidingu2014the public cloud, vary by firm. For good reasons.

The Salesforce ecosystem: A shift on the playing field