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Legacy firewalls and VPNs still not up to par when stopping attacks
Reducing cyber risk is an increasingly important initiative for organizations today. Due to the fact that a single cyber breach can be financially fatal as well as disastrous for countless...
View ArticleHPE Aruba boosts Wi-Fi 7 AP capacity, eases IoT network management
HPE Aruba has rolled out new Wi-Fi 7 access points (AP) that are aimed at bolstering the capacity of wireless networks while eliminating the need for managing complicated IoT overlay networks. The new...
View ArticleIntroducing Wi-Fi 7 access points that deliver more
We’ve always viewed Wi-Fi more broadly than just a way to wirelessly connect users to the IT infrastructure. Sure, we do that terrifically well, as 18 consecutive times as a leader in the Gartner...
View ArticleNvidia supercomputers: new collegiate, research systems come online
One Nvidia strategy that has paid off is getting its CUDA GPU programming language taught in universities. After less than 20 years, there are more than 700 universities worldwide teaching CUDA to...
View ArticleAccelsius offers liquid cooling without a data center retrofit
Accelsius, a relative newcomer in the liquid cooling market, has launched its NeuCool two-pump, direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology, which is designed to be deployed without having to do a...
View ArticleUsing the apropos command on Linux
The word apropos means “fitting and to the point”. As a command on a Linux system, its role is to identify commands that relate to the particular terms that you are asking about – such as files,...
View ArticleNvidia to buy AI orchestration software provider Run:ai
Nvidia is acquiring Run:ai, an Israeli software firm best known for creating an efficient containerization layer between AI hardware and workloads. Run:ai’s Kubernetes-based software layer provides...
View ArticleIBM drops $6.4B to grab HashiCorp multi-cloud automation technology
IBM today said it would buy multi-cloud infrastructure automation company HashiCorp for $6.4 billion. Once the deal closes, expected by the end of 2024, IBM is projected to further integrate Hashicorp...
View ArticleCradlepoint unveils 5G SASE platform for mobile, distributed environments
Cradlepoint this week launched its 5G-based secure access service edge (SASE) platform that integrates cellular SD-WAN and security features such as zero-trust and remote browser isolation (RBI)...
View ArticleExtreme demos AI technology to target enterprise network problems
Extreme Networks is working on expanding its AI capabilities with new technology for its overarching cloud network management system to help customers quickly obtain detailed responses to queries...
View ArticleHitachi Vantara launches unified storage platform
Hitachi Vantara announced the availability of Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One, a unified platform that spans both on-premises and cloud storage and supports both structured and unstructured data....
View ArticleSovereign cloud demand booms in APAC amid geopolitical tensions
A new report by market intelligence firm IDC has predicted a surge in the adoption of sovereign clouds across Asia Pacific governments in the wake of geopolitical tensions and data privacy...
View Article7 tips for deploying Wi-Fi 6E
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) introduces enhancements to how Wi-Fi operates within the 2.4 and 5GHz bands we’ve always used. And Wi-Fi 6E (the extension to 802.11ax) gives devices new frequencies to utilize in...
View ArticleUK court scrutinises legality of mainframe to cloud application migration...
IBM and Swiss startup LzLabs faced off in a London court on Monday in a dispute over the development of technology that allows the migration of mainframe applications to the cloud. According to Big...
View ArticleMicrosoft to invest $1.7 billion in Indonesia to expand cloud infra
Microsoft is planning to invest $1.7 billion in Indonesia to expand its cloud infrastructure in the country, the company said on Tuesday. The investment spread over the next four years will see the...
View ArticlePSiQuantum to build first utility-scale quantum computer in Australia
PsiQuantum is betting big on its ability to build what it said will be the world’s first utility-scale quantum computer in Brisbane by 2027 with help from the Australian government. The Palo...
View ArticleLenovo ships all-AMD AI systems
Lenovo Systems announced AI-centric systems using an all-AMD processor design, along with infrastructure for on-prem and Azure cloud. At the top of the line is the ThinkSystem SR685a V3 8GPU server,...
View Article4 reasons firewalls and VPNs are exposing organizations to breaches
Firewalls and VPNs are exposing organizations to breaches. It may seem counterintuitive due to the fact that the two have been go-to security tools for decades—but therein lies the problem. They were...
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Breaches galore – why a proven platform for Zero Trust is needed
What is zero trust? Zero trust is a distinct architecture that provides secure connectivity based on the principle of least-privileged access. It inherently prevents excessive permissions and gives...
View ArticleArista targets lateral security threat in campus and data center networks
Arista Networks is bolstering a key part of its security software with new features that help customers reduce the blast radius of security breaches by setting up “microperimeters” to restrict lateral...
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