Docker CEO on driving enterprise and the future of open source
Steve Singh outlined the growing enterprise business case for the container specialist and his expectations for the future of open infrastructure.
Stories by By Tamlin Magee
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Inside Docker and Microsoft's new open source standard
Docker and Microsoft are making a joint bid for what they hope will be a "universal standard" to significantly simplify distributed computing.
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Nutanix bets big on real-time machine vision analysis at the edge
Nutanix has announced the general availability of a cloud portfolio called Xi Cloud Services, including a real-time edge offering to boost market differentiation.
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Puppet Insights vows to show devops journey maturity for businesses
Puppet has announced a tool that will provide visibility within organisations into where they precisely are in their devops journey.
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Are half of new business applications total failures? Appian thinks so
Organisations are struggling with 'technical debt' leading to bloated IT estates that are difficult and time-consuming to build and maintain.
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Can breakaway Senseon beat Darktrace at its own game?
A breakaway company from cyber security darlings Darktrace called Senseon said it is plugging a gap in the infosec market that's sorely lacking.
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2018 will be a year of biometric hacking, state-sponsored attacks and daring cyber heists
There are only a couple of near-certainties for cyber security in 2018: that the market will remain buoyant and that attacks will become more sophisticated.
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Devops trends 2018: open source, truly mainstream, but the end of ops?
The devops movement is well and truly mainstream, but what's next? Where do we go from 'devsecops'? And will the culture finally kill off the traditional operations team, like has so often been claimed?
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Intel's laying off 12,000 people: Five hurdles Intel faces in the near future
Chip giant Intel has announced it will reduce its global workforce by “up to” 12,000 staff – or an approximately 11 percent of all workers at the company. Clearly it’s not all plain sailing for Intel as the business plans to realign its focus away from the PC market and towards data centre and internet of things divisions.
