Monthly Archives: July 2018
AWS Adding AI, Machine Learning and Compute Services to Its Cloud
Today’s topics include AWS adding AI and compute services to its cloud lineup, and Micron and Intel terminating their 3D XPoint joint development program.At...
Data Dilemma: How Silos and Legacies Limit Customer Analytics Success
Data Dilemma: How Silos and Legacies Limit Customer Analytics Success
Companies face difficulties in delivering real-time, digital customer interactions while maximizing the use of related...
Red Hat’s Eight Steps to Cloud-Native Applications
Enterprise cloud-native applications are built to take advantage of cloud-computing models that increase speed, flexibility and quality, while reducing deployment risks. Despite its name,...
Barracuda’s CloudGen WAF Lands on Google Compute Platform
Barracuda Networks announced on July 19 that it is extending its CloudGen WAF (Web Application Firewall) to the Google Cloud Platform, helping GCP users...
Security Lessons to Learn From Tactics of Indicted Russian Hackers
The indictment filed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Friday the 13th reads in places like a crime novel. The story explains step-by-step how...
Microsoft Windows Admin Center Server Updates Add Support for Azure
A new integration between Windows Admin Center and an Azure Automation service will soon allow users to update managed servers running on Microsoft's cloud.Available...
HP Unveils What It Calls ‘World’s Most Powerful Entry Workstations’
HP Inc., which a year ago came out with new workstations optimized for heavy-duty virtual and augmented reality video applications, pulled no punches July...
Microsoft Refreshes Visual Studio Team Services Dashboards
Microsoft wants to make it easier for software developers using Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) Integrated Development Environment to keep track of their coding...
How Compuware is Bringing Agile, DevOps to Mainframe Development
Compuware is intent upon bringing the new-gen discipline of continuous iteration of software development to the old-school mainframe world, and it isn’t afraid to...
EU Slaps Google With Record $5B Fine Over Android Bundling Practices
The European Commission has slapped Google with a record-breaking $5 billion fine for imposing illegal restrictions on Android device manufacturers to further the company's...