Survey Reveals that Business Owners of Open-Source Crave Support the Most

July 1, 2013

Most of us know that Open-Source software is continuing to penetrate today’s enterprises with the vast majority using it in some capacity, but there appears to be a new shift in the usage model. At Univa, we are seeing a number of enterprises move towards a supported software model. This is not an indictment of open-source, we have been told, but rather a sign of the challenges an enterprise faces without the availability of suitable support for mission-critical applications. Read more…

Cray Cracks Commercial HPC Code

June 20, 2013

During a conversation this week with Cray CEO, Peter Ungaro, we learned that the company has managed to extend its reach into the enterprise HPC market quite dramatically--at least in supercomputing business terms. With steady growth into these markets, however, the focus on hardware versus the software side of certain problems for such users is.... Read more…

Cray Answers Mid-Market’s Call

May 7, 2013

Seattle-based supercomputer maker Cray has revealed the latest addition to its portfolio: the Cray XC30-AC (air-cooled) supercomputer. The new product leverages Cray's XC30 flagship technology to address technical enterprise price points and new classes of users. Read more…

Cheap HPC Resources Rain on Enterprise

June 1, 2012

Cloud services assist in the democratization of high-performance computing. Read more…

Software Development in the Cloud: Changing Opinions and a Bright Future Ahead

September 13, 2011

Cloud has been a boon for software developers, who were previously beholden to enterprise infrastructures to get their applications up and running. In almost every way, the cloud has begun to offer the benefits promised during those moments when it was first teased, making many IT executives anxious to fully tap its potential as a business technology investment. Read more…

SunGard Study Cites Mainstream Cloud

September 5, 2011

A recent survey of 250 CIOs marked maturation for enterprise clouds. Read more…

Latin American Cloud Complications Persist

August 23, 2011

A new report examined the education, perception and infrastructure challenges that are blocking cloud adoption in Latin America. Read more…

Fujitsu Leader Anticipates Enterprise “Revolution”

May 16, 2011

This week Tony Doyle provided insights into his company's enterprise cloud focus. Read more…

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