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Unless Google can get its serverless act together, it may end up winning the container battle but losing the cloud war

Google used to rely mainly on its technical bona fides to sell its cloud, but now it's meeting customers halfway with new enterprise-friendly capabilities and support

From data scooping to facial recognition, Amazon’s latest additions give devs new, wide-ranging powers in the cloud

Remove head from sand. Resist impulse to hug server. Prepare yourself for the inevitable

You think your datacenter offers a better solution than AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform? Fuggedaboutit

That depends on how good you are at managing infrastructure. 451 finds labor efficiency and utilization severely impact total cost of ownership for private clouds

Enterprises didn't spend any more money on storage systems in Q2, but they got more capacity, IDC says

All those millions of new endpoints will add equally as many vulnerabilities if the industry fails to address the problem

More and more enterprises are moving towards multi-cloud environments, but data encryption and security remain a stumbling block, according to the latest research from workload security provider HyTrust.

Find out which ones give you more (or less) control over your data

Advanced practitioners display hybrid vigour

Building a perimeter fence around traditional infrastructure may reduce some IT risks, but it sacrifices agility. Composable Infrastructure offers a better way.

Micrsoft is in the midst of a historic strategic pivot to embrace Linux as a first-class supported platform. We explore the implications for enterprise IT and business decision-makers, and recommend practical steps to position your organization for a cross-platform Microsoft strategy

How vulnerability management and threat prevention can move at the speed of continuous delivery

Chrome may be the world’s most popular browser, but it isn’t necessarily the best one

Container-based applications introduce unique security challenges; here’s how to address them

Cloud providers are pushing predictive analytics, machine learning, and IoT, but most companies simply want to move their workloads first

In the next five years, nearly every important decision, whether it's business or personal, will be made with the assistance of IBM Watson, said IBM president and CEO Ginni Rometty, in a keynote speech at IBM's World of Watson conference.