Supermicro’s problems aren’t tech buyers’ problems – yet
Server equipment maker Supermicro has found itself in hot water, and its stock is getting hammered. But so far, the scandal hasn’t translated into product issues. The problem is on the accounting...
View ArticleFortinet extends AI support to network threat detection, cloud workflow
Fortinet has expanded the reach of its AI-powered security assistant that uses genAI techniques to simplify and automate security analyses. The company is adding new components to Fortinet Advisor...
View ArticleCisco IoT wireless access points hit by severe command injection flaw
Cisco’s Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul (URWB) hardware has been hit with a hard-to-ignore flaw that could allow attackers to hijack the access points’ web interface using a crafted HTTP request....
View ArticleNuclear buzz: Regulators and rare bees stonewall Meta and AWS AI ambitions
As the push to use nuclear power to meet the massive electrical demands of AI-driven data centers accelerates, both Meta and Amazon have run into roadblocks that have stymied their plans for two...
View ArticleSupermicro in hot water on the accounting front, but enterprise customers...
Supermicro, which designs and manufactures high-performance servers, storage systems, and other IT infrastructure, has had a turbulent few months, even as the year has shown great promise amidst...
View ArticleBroadcom EMEA CTO: ‘When it comes to building private clouds, we are first’
What was once VMware is now Broadcom. With the acquisition closed, the American multinational brought its VMware Explore 2024 event to Barcelona from Nov. 4-7 with a new portfolio of solutions and an...
View ArticleVMware by Broadcom: Product, service and support news
News of Broadcom’s plans to acquire VMware triggered concerns among customers, partners, and industry watchers, many of whom recalled Broadcom’s track record with prior high-profile acquisitions,...
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Hurry-up offense: NFL builds terabit network in one week for Munich game
Touchdown! More than 70,000 fans celebrate the Carolina Panthers’ first points in Munich’s Allianz Arena on Nov. 10, and they can rewatch the action via instant replay on large video screens. The...
View Article5 Linux commands for measuring disk activity
Ever wonder how hard your disks are working? If so, you’re in luck. Linux provides quite a few useful commands for gauging disk activity. This post examines five options that are all very useful and...
View ArticleCisco launches intelligent Wi-Fi 7 access points
Cisco has taken the wraps off a pair of intelligent WiFi-7 access points and introduced a new way of licensing wireless gear across cloud, on-premises and hybrid networks. The new access points, the...
View ArticleRed Hat to acquire Neural Magic
Red Hat announced plans to acquire Neural Magic, a company that specializes in generative AI performance engineering, model optimization algorithms, and high-performance GPU and CPU inference serving....
View ArticleF5 gateway works to protect and manage AI applications
A new gateway from F5 is aimed at helping enterprises to better manage AI security and delivery. The F5 AI Gateway offers an automated way for customers to secure and manage interactions among AI...
View ArticleHow network startups could win over enterprises
Network spending overwhelmingly favors incumbent network vendors, as any enterprise will tell you. Network modernization spending, which currently accounts for about 90% of what enterprises spend on...
View ArticleIBM preps Power servers with AI support, new processor
IBM’s plans for its Power server family promise faster and more programmable AI capabilities along with a new, more powerful processor. Highlights of the 2025 roadmap include: IBM’s Spyre Accelerator...
View ArticleObserve, New Relic boost observability of Kubernetes workloads
Observability providers Observe and New Relic this week separately introduced Kubernetes-specific capabilities in their platforms that will enable faster problem resolution across complex container...
View ArticleAMD to cut 4% of workforce to prioritize AI chip expansion and rival Nvidia
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is laying off 4% of its global workforce, around 1,000 employees, as it pivots resources to developing AI-focused chips. This marks a strategic shift by AMD to challenge...
View ArticleCloud creates network blind spots, complicates problem resolution
As network environments become more complex, network teams struggle to gain visibility across internet and cloud components, citing blind spots and a lack of skilled workers as contributing factors to...
View ArticleSolidigm unveils 122TB data center SSD for AI workloads
Solidigm, a provider of NAND flash solid-state drives, and memory giant Micron have each introduced very high-capacity SSD drives meant for enterprise data centers, particularly in AI use cases....
View ArticleCisco amps up Splunk observability platform
As promised, Cisco is making changes to its observability product portfolio to help customers better manage applications across on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments. After closing the...
View ArticleVersa unveils VersaONE converged security, networking platform
Versa Networks is offering a platform that brings together its SASE, SSE, SD-WAN and SD-LAN components under one umbrella. Called VersaONE, the converged platform is aimed at reducing risk and...
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