Amazon rolls out cold cloud storage option
Amazon Web Services has released a lower-cost alternative to its standard cloud storage service that is meant for infrequently accessed data.
Stories by Brandon Butler
Why (and how) VMware created a new type of virtualization just for containers
VMware has created an entirely new virtualization platform for running containers.
VMworld 2015: How VMware aims to distinguish itself in the Cloud
VMware is playing catch-up with Amazon and Microsoft -- and playing to its strengths in the hybrid cloud market.
How HP used Big Data to optimise its fleet of 6000 vehicles
HP collected data on nearly 6000 vehicles the company owns to gain efficiencies based on how they are used.
Do we really have to call them unicorns?
Unicorns used to be special. Now there are so many of them that we should probably find a better name.
The 15 biggest enterprise ‘unicorns’
These are 15 of the highest valued enterprise software companies that have received venture funding but have not yet been sold or gone public.
5 problems with Big Data
When data gets big, big problems can arise. FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver outlines five problems that can arise from having too much Big Data.
Is the Cloud the right spot for your Big Data?
Some say the Cloud is the best spot for Big Data, others argue it should remain on premises. The answer is, it depends.
Why big data will be a big deal for the new HP
Big changes are afoot at HP as the company prepares for a split up this spring. Big data software is expected to be a pillar of the new Enterprise focused HP company.
Intel's big plan to seed the private Cloud market
Everyone knows Intel makes chips but what's the company Cloud strategy?
What you can learn from Nordstrom's use of the cloud
Retail giant Nordstrom provides a useful example for anyone struggling with how to adopt IaaS cloud computing services such as virtual machines, storage, and cloud-based application hosting.
What's behind Linux's new Cloud Native Computing Foundation?
Today a group of 19 companies, led primarily by Google, created a new open source foundation that aims to specify how clouds should be architected to serve modern applications.
Google opens its cloud to Microsoft workloads
Google today expanded support for Windows workloads running on its cloud, a move that the company hopes will better position its Google Cloud Platform to court enterprise customers.
Amazon makes it easier to test mobile apps in its cloud
At the AWS Summit in New York on Thursday officials with the cloud vendor announced a new service that allows developers to test mobile applications on a range of devices.
Chicago taxes cloud and streaming services
The City of Chicago has implemented sweeping new tax regulations that target the use of streaming and cloud computing services, the law firm ReedSmith says.