Why cloud adoption isn’t slowing datacenter growth I’m always interested in datacenters because I live in Northern Virginia, where a new one opens about once a month, leveraging a huge bundle of fiber coming out of the ground near Dulles Airport and cheap power sources. Indeed, they now call my region “Datacenter Alley.” A report […]
Digital is the new shiny spoon: Danielle Di Masi Digital is the new shiny spoon: Danielle Di Masi [unable to retrieve full-text content]CIO India’s Yogesh Gupta talks with Danielle Di Masi, Digital communications & marketing strategist, about digital adoption and human and technology balance. Source: InfoWorld – Cloud Computing
Decoding Digital India: Arvind Gupta [unable to retrieve full-text content]CIO India’s Yogesh Gupta talks to Arvind Gupta, Co-founder, Digital India Foundation, on how India is progressing on the path of digitization coupled with government initiatives. Source: InfoWorld – Cloud Computing
Microsoft brings Apache Spark, Cassandra, MariaDB to its Azure cloud Microsoft has brought several third-party popular platforms to its Azure cloud aimed at developers and data analysts. The new Azure capabilities include: Source: InfoWorld – Cloud Computing
Azure IoT Edge brings smarts to devices at the cloud’s edge It can be hard to pin down a definition of edge computing. Some companies look at it in terms of networks, others in terms of datacenters. For Microsoft, it’s a distributed cloud that encompasses every computer, no matter how small and how limited. Microsoft […]
You want innovation? You’ll have to go to the cloud Are we at the tipping point with cloud computing? As more technology comes out on public clouds, cloud technology seems to be pushing the limits of innovation. It’s still an emerging approach, yet the degree of innovation in the public cloud seems to have surpassed […]
What’s new in Azure Functions: durable states Microsoft has brought the notions of states to the formerly stateless Azure Functions, Microsoft’s serverless computing platform. The addition of states gives developers exciting new ways to take advantage of Azure Functions. At first glance, Azure Functions is comparable to Amazon’s AWS Lambda. They both have similar […]
IDG Contributor Network: A speedy recovery: the key to good outcomes as health care’s dependence on data deepens It may have been slow to catch on compared to other industries, but the health care sector has developed a voracious appetite for data. Digital transformation topped the agenda at this year’s Healthcare Information and Management Systems […]
What is Apache Spark? The big data analytics platform explained From its humble beginnings in the AMPLab at U.C. Berkeley in 2009, Apache Spark has become one of the key big data distributed processing frameworks in the world. Spark can be deployed in a variety of ways, provides native bindings for the Java, Scala, Python, […]
IDG Contributor Network: Where the business cloud weathers the storm Over the past few months, two of the biggest storms in recent history battered cities across the country. One estimate pins the damages at $290 billion, which doesn’t include the decreased or lost productivity that is still to come for offices and businesses across the […]
How enterprises should use the cloud in China By 2020, which is not that far away, the aggregate market size of China’s cloud computing industry is expected to hit 686.6 billion yuan (about $103.6 billion), according to Forward Intelligence. China’s cloud computing industry has experienced strong growth since 2010, with a market size reaching 178.2 billion […]
IDG Contributor Network: Cloud computing, the Rx for health care The supply chain sits at the center of the health care industry’s ongoing transformation. A recent study by Navigant found that U.S. hospitals could reduce annual supply expenses by approximately $23 billion in aggregate through improvements in supply chain operations, processes and product use. The […]
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