One of the key benefits of the cloud is its flexible, or “elastic”, nature. Organisations can increase compute resources and storage capacity when they need it with little more than a web browser and ...

Joel Snyder, Ph.D., is a senior IT consultant with 30 years of practice. An internationally recognized expert in the areas of security, messaging and networks, Dr. Snyder is a popular speaker and ...

For firms that want to optimise application delivery – especially during demand spikes – cloud bursting is an attractive option. Cloud bursting allows organisations to call on the elastic, ...

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Cloud bursting is an application deployment model that allows an organization to run applications in a private cloud or data center and "burst" into a public cloud when the demand for computing ...

Researchers at SDSC and the Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center have successfully completed a second computational experiment using thousands of GPUs across Amazon Web Services, Microsoft ...

Nothing is the same in the world of cloud technology year-to-year. Could cloud bursting make a comeback in new packaging? About two years ago I wrote a piece here on the concept of cloud bursting, ...

In this podcast, Eric Thune from Velocity Compute describes how the company’s PeerCache software optimizes data flow for HPC I/O Scale Out as well as Hybrid Cloud Bursting. PeerCache decouples compute ...

There is certainly no doubt that cloud computing is real today and that it brings significant benefits to a wide array of IT organizations. There is also no doubt that a lot of what gets written about ...

Modern digital infrastructures, where companies run business-critical operations, are possible thanks to cloud computing. There are different types of cloud computing. They might be private or public, ...