Manage the data flood

Supercomputers break out of the lab and into business problem solving.

Best of Enterprise.nxt: Security in the modern enterprise is always a priority from the edge to the cloud.

Best of Enterprise.nxt: Modern cloud techniques like cloud-native development enable cloud advantages wherever software runs.

Best of Enterprise.nxt: Compute jobs often make more sense close to the endpoint rather than in the cloud.

The Anaheim hotspot combines the best of cloud and on-premises operations.

Effective transformation to an agile cloud operating model demands updated controls, governance, and skill sets. Many companies struggle on this front.

A new choice provides the best of both worlds.

Let the business goal define how closely your twin must mirror the real world.

The designers of 5G and Wi-Fi borrow from each other and make their networks more interoperable.

Do you trust that your data is not just secure but also accurate and complete? Valid AI processes increasingly depend on it.

A smart city, built on a smart grid, demonstrates how different functions are best run at the edge, in the cloud, or on premises.

The backbone is under stress from streaming video, but it's healthy and is expected to remain so.

A review of Mark Mills' 'The Cloud Revolution: How the Convergence of New Technologies Will Unleash the Next Economic Boom and a Roaring 2020s'

A well-engineered modern data fabric allows DevOps and other teams to access data in the way they prefer.

A tactical guide to taking your enterprise through the data transformation journey.

The right-to-repair movement appears to be gaining momentum, but is it really viable for enterprise IT?

Modern hybrid cloud systems will only get more complex, too complex for IT to tune or solve problems. But AI can do it.

The pandemic and an epidemic of ransomware attacks exposed the need for a new approach to enterprise security and protecting the supply fabric.

The proliferation of tech services could be hurting your company. Here's what you can do about it.

This episode of On the Goh highlights how swarm learning has the potential to solve some big problems, from helping hospitals diagnose disease to tackling credit card fraud.

If you don't have a good reason to store data, you have good reason to delete it.

Supercomputers keep bringing the previously impossible within our reach.

For reasons of security, performance, cost, and just plain trouble, there are many apps you should pay others to run.

Tools are ideal, but rigor and regularity are key for DIYers