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Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) is an architecture and specification for creating, distributing, and managing distributed program objects in a network. Continue Reading
A lack of standards and best practices can hold back businesses from becoming more data-driven, says Nate Silver, founder and ...
Hadoop is one of the most popular big data technologies. But when it comes to predictive modeling and data visualization, its ...
The high-IOPS, low-latency potential of SSDs moves bottlenecks to the network. SDN offers provisioning adjustments to avoid any ...
Cloud computing users have been able to pay just for what they use, but that hasn't been an option for colocation customers -- ...
IBM has added massively parallel processing and R language support to its dashDB software -- important steps for a data warehouse...
The Hadoop data lake concept presents plenty of challenges for organizations. But the experiences of early adopters point the way...
AWS offers a multitude of database services, but Microsoft Azure has several options worth considering for a savvy multi-cloud ...
AWS EC2 instance types offer an array of options for compute power. Get to know the nine types of Elastic Compute Cloud instances...
Oracle licenses are a tricky subject and Oracle licensing for VMware environments doubly so. Find out about the important ...
At Hot Chips 27, Oracle presented its new, lower-cost SPARC processor, Sonoma, which puts Oracle into competition with Intel x86 ...
Office 365 provides new options for lightweight collaboration, but experts at SPTechCon Boston said some features aren't ready ...
SharePoint 2016 beta makes some solid improvements for the user experience, but feels more like an update than a major new ...
Admins with an Azure subscription can use Azure Key Vault to protect and encrypt keys and data. Here's how to set it up with ...
Just Enough Administration restricts administrative access to the bare necessities for user tasks, giving organizations more ...
