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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6: Better security, more options
The headlines went to the long-anticipated arrival of RHEL 9, but for more pragmatic Linux users, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6 has arrived as well.
Perforce acquires DevOps power Puppet
Puppet, the pioneering DevOps program, is being bought by Perforce for an unknown price at the end of 2022's second quarter.
NVIDIA unveils Hopper, its new hardware architecture to transform data centers into AI factories
NVIDIA just announced Hopper, a new GPU architecture that promises significant performance improvements for AI workloads. We look under the hood to decipher whether the emphasis on Transformer AI models translates to a radical redesign, and look at the updates in the software stack.
Samsung completes development of PCIe 5.0 enterprise SSD
Samsung's PM1743 SSD boasts a sequential read speed of 13,000MB/s and a random read speed of 2,500K IOPS.
CentOS Linux 8 is about to die. What do you do next?
As expected, Red Hat is ending CentOS Linux 8's support on December 31, 2021. Now what?
First certified 'secured-core' Windows Servers and Azure Stack HCI servers are now available
Microsoft's promised secured-core servers, running Windows Server and Azure Stack HCI, are available for purchase.
Dell sees commercial PC boom in Q3
And the company saw strong demand across its data center portfolio.
Does Windows on Arm have a future?
If an allegedly exclusive partnership deal in the Windows on Arm PC space ends soon, will (and should) anyone care?
Over a million WordPress sites breached
UPDATED: WordPress site owners hosted by GoDaddy have had their data exposed -- for months.
Equinix reports Q3 revenue of $1.67 billion
For the fourth quarter of 2021, Equinix expects revenue between $1.685 billion and $1.705 billion.
TikTok bandwidth provider Fastly beats Wall Street expectations for Q3
Revenue in Q3 for Fastly rose 23%, year over year, to $87 million
Nvidia adds GeForce Now RTX 3080 subscription: 'Gamers deserve a supercomputer too'
Nvidia's upgrade to GeForce Now is powered by what the company calls a SuperPOD, which has more than 1,000 GPUs delivering more than 39 petaflops of graphics horsepower.