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Just about everyone agrees that data scientists and AI developers are the new superstars of the tech industry. But ask a group of CIOs to define the precise area of expertise for data science-related job titles, and discord becomes the word of the day. As businesses seek actionable insights by hiring teams that include data […]

The concept of “Zero Trust” was coined back in 2010, on the basis that traditional perimeter security models failed to provide adequate protection because the idea of a trusted internal network and untrusted external network is inherently flawed. The solution is to change the trust model, so that no user is automatically trusted. Today, Zero Trust […]

The general manager of HPE GreenLake discusses the rapid changes in the cloud market, including how cloud users are focusing on growth past-pandemic.

Most large and midsize companies decided long ago that cloud infrastructure and applications would play an important role in how they work, innovate and support customers. Gartner has estimated the scope of this commitment: worldwide, end users will spend $332 billion on cloud software in 2021, up from $270 billion in 2020. And yet, despite […]

At the RSA Conference, cybersecurity startups compete in the famed Innovation Sandbox competition. This year’s entrepreneurs include authors of popular security standards, founders tied to Google AI gurus, and the contingent of cyberwar veterans. In the end, Apiiro takes the crown for managing sprawling risk across SecDevOps. This year’s finalists are unusually well funded, and […]

The widespread WFH model is now switching to a more popular hybrid alternative as the country begins to open up following successful vaccination programs. But as business leaders consider the best way forward for a positive hybrid ecosystem, it’s a good time to reflect on lessons learned from the start of the pandemic when technology […]

Here is the latest article in an eWEEK feature series called IT Science, in which we look at what actually takes place at the intersection of new-gen IT and legacy systems. Unless it’s brand new and right off various assembly lines, servers, storage and networking inside every IT system can be considered “legacy.” This is […]

Utilized properly and focused on practical applications, AI and machine learning can be transformational in improving customer experience. Yet too often the technology is stuck at R&D or POC stages rather than full-fledged development across an enterprise state of maturity. I see two main reasons for the disconnect: KPIs for strategic planning and enterprise measurement […]

Chris interviews Anand Babu Periasamy, CEO and Co-Founder of MinIO. Periasamy gives an overview of MinIO, its deployment options, and SUBNET Helath.

Software testing is often one of the most expensive—and inefficient—components of an IT budget. Most IT leaders are shocked to learn how much their organization spends on software testing: During the past five years, software testing has consumed an average of 23% to 35% of a company’s overall IT spend. Given that most IT departments […]

This month’s #eWEEKchat, titled “Next-Gen Networking Products & Services” and which normally would have taken place on May 11, is being postponed until Tuesday, May 25. This is due to the changeover from longtime editor-in-chief Chris Preimesberger to new editor James Maguire, announced April 20 here in eWEEK. Mr. Maguire will take over moderating the […]

The expanding cloud-native ecosystem, an increase in open-source projects and the efforts of many companies to modernize their applications have fueled enterprise demand for service mesh. Service mesh is a programmable framework that allows an organization to secure, connect and monitor microservices. Container-based microservices are loosely coupled components of an application that communicate with each […]