Information Technology and Communications research
Exchanging assets for money can be a complicated – and sometimes expensive – process: for instance trading stock can happen in a millisecond, but settlement can take days to complete. Imagine a world in which such transactions can be handled in the digital realm in a system which creates an […] Read more »
Some thoughts on balancing cloud v systems revenues at IBM Read more »
Storage supplier consolidation thoughts Read more »
Some market stats on the storage systems and component markets Read more »
The story of the server market. Read more »
Latest forecast and market share for IaaS/PaaS, SaaS and total cloud services Read more »
My look at IBM's LinuxONE mainframe launch Read more »
Thanks for sharing your numbers Amazon! Read more »
IBM announces SAP HANA solutions editions and so goes head to head with Power8 verses Intel's Xeon E7v3. Read more »
Great fleas have little fleas upon their backs to bite 'em... so OpenPower will challenge the Wintel definition of industry standard servers Read more »
The most important SDS announcement to date Read more »
Reporting Tom's views at the London z13 launch Read more »
We focus on IBM's new z13 mainframe Read more »
Datacenter security from a logical, rather than physical point of view - separated, but related, to network and endpoint security Read more »
Offloading chip fabrication to GlobalFoundries is just part of a move to higher-value business upset by poor Q3 2104 results Read more »
System x belongs to Lenovo today - the new number 3 in the x86 server market Read more »
Apple's 1985 hammer has turned into a dove of peace as it signs its first Enterprise partnership with IBM Read more »
We interview Tomas O'Leary - head of 3rd part IBM software maintenance specialist Origina Read more »
The mainframe is 50 today - but IBM is making it relevant to the younger generation Read more »
Could restrictions in providing firmware upgrades only to servers under warranty herald a return to the dark days of vertical integration? Read more »