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Do containers and serverless computing compete, do they complement each other, or does one lead to the other? We've asked industry experts for their thoughts.
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When VMware acquired mobility startup AirWatch for $1.54 billion in 2015, one thing was made clear — it was serious about endpoint computing.
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They are launching a vSphere-based cloud service that runs on AWS.
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It’s been a good run. Is it time to say “goodbye”?
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Birst is now doubling down on this product that it launched last September.
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Birst has created a new framework on which it hopes to see the business intelligence ecosystem become virtualized.
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Only IT could come up with a word that is such an assault on the ears as “containerization.” We don’t “boxify” gifts on Christmas Eve, a fact for which we may give thanks the month before.
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Christmas in August? VMWare’s End-User Computing boss Sanjay Poonen may not think so, but IT managers and the end users they serve just may smile when they experience Citrix’s Workspace Cloud.
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Developers outside of Microsoft will be able to experiment for the first time with new classes of applications that run partly on Windows, partly on Linux.
This is a result of Microsoft's public release today of its third preview of Windows Server 2016.
It’s a new phase in the relationship between Microsoft and Docker Inc.,
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After a few decades of covering the technology industry, déjà vu becomes an affliction one learns to live with and ignore, like a karbunkle or Donald Trump.
On Tuesday, the leading industry players in the emerging field of containerization formed a foundation.
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The ideal of containerization is that workloads may be distributed safely across multiple platforms and orchestrated through a common portal. “Big data” is arguably the biggest workload of all, with some organizations now visualizing their data warehouses in terms of petabytes.
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In the strange and sometimes ridiculous parlance that technologists have created for themselves, a stack is a collection of technologies that interoperate with one another to provide a platform for running services and applications.
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Server-based applications built for Linux and packaged in Docker containers will be able to run on a Windows platform. This a result of Docker Inc.’s release today of its Docker 1.6 package, which features a Windows-based Docker client console contributed to the project by Microsoft itself.
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The rise of virtualization in the workplace has made us question the need for operating systems to be installed on our computers, just so we can use our software.
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