Let's be honest, probably for the best no one could buy the record Who, Me? Monday mornings are your time to grimace with other Reg readers over their technical mishaps in our weekly column – Who, Me?…
Lees meerFrom nowhere to somewhere with numbers coming any time now, promise, maybe, um... An industry analyst has claimed that revenue numbers for NetApp's hyperconverged product, absent so far, could appear soon.…
Lees meerFrom the folks that had nothing to do with the 2017 BA outage CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm, has launched a speciality brokerage focused on data centres.…
Lees meerVISA: It's everywhere (on the system bus) you want to be Researchers at the Black Hat Asia conference this week disclosed a previously unknown way to tap into the inner workings of Intel's chip hardware.…
Lees meerAx falls on staff as customers seemingly slow to embrace subscription model Virtualization and networking biz Citrix has been quietly cutting jobs in California, North Carolina, and Florida, in the US, The Register has been told, but the company ref…
Lees meerBut only if trade talks are successful Chinese government could open the local data centre and cloud market to US firms as part of a deal aimed at ending the ongoing trade tariff war between the two countries.…
Lees meerIt's not Irn-Bru, but you can't have everything Dutch liquid cooling specialist Asperitas and British systems integrator Boston have linked arms on a range of server systems based on "immersion cooling" – with the hardware submerged in giant tubs of…
Lees meerThat unmanageable thicket of info is a gold mine for your business Sponsored webcast The volume of data many organisations have to deal with today is becoming so vast that they can barely make sense of it.…
Lees meerFirm to prise its platform away from Spanish owner Sabadell IT meltdown bank TSB is taking control of its technology and banking platform amid speculation about the bank's relationship with Spanish owner Sabadell.…
Lees meerBruce Vs Sheila: The Floppy Disk Files On Call It is with great pleasure that El Reg welcomes you once more to On Call, your weekly dose of tech support traumas and triumphs.…
Lees meerBig win for Renée James' crew Cloud provider Packet has upgraded its most powerful Arm-based servers with 32-core CPUs from Ampere – a plucky startup led by former Intel president Renée James.…
Lees meerHyperscaler demand for colo space growing in double digits Rather than eating into colocation providers' revenues, public cloud vendors have emerged as their fastest-growing customer category.…
Lees meerHyperconverged infrastructure in an itty-bitty box Cisco has buddied up with with Schneider Electric on a range of reference designs for micro data centres, featuring its HyperFlex hyperconverged infrastructure appliances.…
Lees meerHilary Mason: Agile 'doesn't work for research', we need to build 'network' workflow Interview Data science as a profession has a lot of maturing to do, with workflows up to a decade behind those of software engineers and tools that make collaborat…
Lees meerSan Jose peeps tout distance-killing file data access California networking startup Vcinity said this week that its networking products shunted a petabyte of data 7,000km in under 24 hours, providing access to remote files thousands of kilometres aw…
Lees meerAction packed day offers training, networking with over 12,000 people Promo Whether you are still considering a move to the cloud or already a seasoned user, you should find plenty to interest you at the AWS Summit London on Wednesday, 8 May, 2019.…
Lees meerOh no, these patches kinda blow, go go Switchzilla! Just as Cisco is looking to close up more than two-dozen security flaws in networking boxes, researchers are claiming a set of previously-issued patches are failing to work properly.…
Lees meerCTO Werner Vogels reminds his tenants to use encryption Amazon devs and users are gathering in Silicon Valley as Amazon Web Services hosts its AWS Santa Clara Summit '19 on Wednesday and the former book vendor used the event to announce a veritable …
Lees meerIf claims are true, someone in HR is going to be getting their marching papers... shame IBM is once again facing legal action in America after ditching staffers over the age of 40.…
Lees meerDodgy accounting? Not according to KPMG due dil – barrister Autonomy Trial Hewlett Packard crashed Mike Lynch’s thriving Brit software biz Autonomy into the ground after buying it, the former Autonomy CEO’s barrister told the High Court today.…
Lees meer... but a great storage appliance, which is the point, says CTO Phil Straw Storage startup SoftIron has launched three products designed to make it easier to deploy Ceph – a free software storage platform that supports block, object and file storage…
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