Chip shrinking hits a wall: what it means for you

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Network World Storage Alert January 08, 2019

Chip shrinking hits a wall: what it means for you GlobalFoundries will no longer make 7nm chips, a setback for AMD and a challenge for data centers' ability to scale. Read more ▶

Your Must Read Stories • Chip shrinking hits a wall: what it means for you • Software-defined data centers need MANO • Hyperconvergence: Not just for specific workloads anymore • How to pick an off-site data-backup method • The benefits of multi-cloud computing

Software-defined data centers need MANO Why management, automation and network orchestration (MANO) are essential to the agility and flexibility of software-defined data centers. Read more ▶

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Hyperconvergence: Not just for specific workloads anymore Hyperconvergence has come a long way in a relatively short time, and enterprises are taking advantage of the new capabilities. Read more ▶

How to pick an off-site data-backup method When determining how to move data to a backup facility, you must balance cost, risk level, speed of data recovery, and how much data you can afford to lose. Read more ▶

The benefits of multi-cloud computing The model of using multiple cloud services to house your business's functions and features has an impressive list of advantages. Read more ▶

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