Tuesday, February 25, 2014

  • Citrix Offers Big Data Analytics for Mobile Carriers

    At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week, Citrix (CTXS) launched a new big data analytics solution designed to provide actionable intelligence for mobile operator monetization, and added enterprise mobility management support for Intel Device Protection Technology.

  • Help DCK: Take Our Reader Survey, Get A Starbucks Card

    Do you have a minute to help improve Data Center Knowledge? Please take our new 2014 Data Center Market Survey and we'll treat you to a cup of Joe at Starbucks.

  • Managed Hoster Logicworks Surfing the Sea Change In Healthcare IT

    Logicworks offers managed services to security and compliance-minded businesses. The company discusses why healthcare is such a huge opportunity going forward, as well as another trend it is seeing; these healthcare companies are asking about public cloud.

  • Successfully Marrying IT Process Automation Tools with Cloud Technology

    IT process automation also offers similar benefits to cloud computing -flexibility, efficiency and opportunity for global expansion and this makes the two a very attractive combination, writes Gabby Nizri of Ayehu Software. Let's take a look at how ITPA tools are currently working within the cloud…

  • A3Cube Launches, Promising Faster Networking for HPC and Big Data

    Silicon Valley startup A3Cube emerged from stealth mode today, and is looking to introduce a dramatic shift in network architecture, built atop a "brain inspired" design for PCIe network cards.

  • QTS Builds Federal Cloud Business in Richmond Mega-Center

    QTS Realty Trust is a firm believer in buying huge commercial properties at a discount and converting them into data center space. The showcase for that strategy is the QTS data center outside Richmond, Virginia, where the company has just launched QTS Federal Cloud.

  • Stranger in a strange land: HPC and Big Data

    Stranger in a strange land: HPC and Big Data : Paul Mineiro sharing his notes and thoughts after attending an HPC event: My plan was to observe the HPC community, try to get a feel how theirworldview differs from my internet-centric "Big Data" mindset, and broadenmy horizons. Intriguingly, the…

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