As we put 2018 behind us, Joe Hellerstein, co-founder & CSO at Trifacta calls out six emerging trends in data science and engineering that we can expect to see in 2019. However without the right tools, knowledge and people power, it is very
Thanks to the highly connected data centres of today, 2019 is likely to give rise to technology and processes that are undoubtedly better, faster and stronger. Bill Fenick and Bryan Hill of Interxion put their heads together to give us their expert insight
Cologix, a network and cloud-neutral interconnection and data centre company, has announced the acquisition of COLO-D, Montreal’s leading provider of hyperscale data centres.
Telecom operators are looking to break out of the rut of simply providing connectivity, but face fierce opposition in the form of technology interlopers, according to GlobalData, data and analytics specialist.
Morpheus Data’s multi-cloud management platform has been chosen by The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) – what a mouthful – enabling the organisation to quickly share huge amounts of data with its data scientists around the globe.
From cloud, to AI, to trust issues, eight industry experts give their insight into what topics and tech will dominate 2019.
According to Abby Kearns, executive director and Chip Childers, CTO of Cloud Foundry Foundation, 2019 will be the year we see the cloud market morph into a slightly different shape.
Snowflake Computing, the data warehouse built for the cloud, has announced that VICE Media, the digital media and broadcasting company specialising in edge content, uses Snowflake to power its business in a multitude of ways.
Ted Dunning, chief application architect, MapR discusses the recent developments that make it possible for Kubernetes to manage both compute and storage tiers in the same cluster.
The only constant in this world is change and that couldn’t be truer than when it comes to technology. In this article Mindtree offers us its 2019 IT trend predictions, looks back on 2018 and explores what the future might hold for next
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