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Thursday’s Briefing · November 30

Search Storage, Wednesday, November 22,2023

Email Archiving

Email archiving is a systematic approach to saving and protecting the data contained in emails to enable fast retrieval. These tools play a vital role in organizations that prioritize data permanence. more →

Email Archiving

Security Boulevard, Tuesday, November 21,2023

Why Botnets Persist: How to Stop Direct-Path DDoS Attacks

Today, malware-infected bots are used for everything from stealing passwords to launching some of the most disruptive network-based attacks in history. Case in point are the direct-path attacks from DDoS-capable botnets such as Mirai, which are frequently leveraged by groups like Killnet.  more →

Why Botnets Persist: How to Stop Direct-Path DDoS Attacks

Opensource For U, Thursday, November 23,2023

Why Security And Cost Go Hand-In-Hand In The Enterprise Cloud

Applying security principles to address cloud cost challenges is the need of the hour. This first part in the series on security and cost optimisation in the enterprise cloud explains that these are not isolated concerns but are truly interconnected in a well-managed cloud environment. more →

Why Security And Cost Go Hand-In-Hand In The Enterprise Cloud

Check out the Q2 2024 Vulnerability Watch report

Vulcan's Q3 Vulnerability Watch

This report objectively captures the most-significant CVEs and vulnerabilities identified in the third quarter of 2024. This isn't just a top ten list, but takes the extra steps to outline exposure risk specifications and to provide practical mitigation actions. more →

Vulcan's Q3 Vulnerability Watch

Enterprise Storage Forum, Wednesday, November 22,2023

What Is Hyperconverged Storage? Uses & Benefits

Hyperconverged storage uses software defined methodologies to virtualize data storage alongside compute and networking functions in a single system. Through virtualization, hyperconverged storage makes far more flexible pools of storage available compared to storage tethered to a specific piece of hardware, such as a networked attached storage device or disk/flash array. Decoupling the hardware from the software and storage lets hyperconverged storage scale readily and provide greater flexibility and functionality. more →

What Is Hyperconverged Storage? Uses & Benefits

StorageNewsletter.com, Thursday, November 23,2023

WW SSD Shipments Up 24% Q/Q to 93 Million in 3Q23

Strong Client SSD Shipments Help Lift SSD Units and Exabytes in 3CQ23 -- Enterprise SAS and PCle strengthen in the quarter, helping to lift enterprise SSD market by double digits in both units and exabytes more →

WW SSD Shipments Up 24% Q/Q to 93 Million in 3Q23

The Next Platform, Monday, November 20,2023

Trying To Do More Real HPC In An Increasingly AI World

If you are in the traditional HPC community, it is not hard to be of two minds about the rise of AI and the mainstreaming of generative AI. At the very least, the GenAI tsunami makes it easier to argue for hardware budgets even though it is extremely difficult to get your hands on any datacenter-class GPU these days. And because of this, organizations that are buying hybrid AI-HPC systems are going to be able to do more HPC processing as their systems get upgraded to do more AI - at least in theory. more →

Trying To Do More Real HPC In An Increasingly AI World

CIO, Friday, November 24,2023

400G: Building Bandwidth For The Next Lap

Global bandwidth demand is on an unprecedented rise. In 2022 alone, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) recorded 25% growth in international bandwidth usage, adding to a 33% compounded average growth rate that's been steadily rising since 2017. more →

400G: Building Bandwidth For The Next Lap

wallarm, Thursday, November 23,2023

What Is Network Availability?

Within the sphere of IT, 'network accessibility' is a term frequently used. Yet, does everyone understand its connotation? Simplistically put, network accessibility alludes to how readily a network or system can be accessed by its users. It quantifies to what extent a system is functioning and capable of delivering the planned services without any interruptions. more →

What Is Network Availability?

Security Boulevard, Monday, November 20,2023

What Is Quality Of Service?

Dominating an imperative role in boosting the so-called 'efficiency quotient' within a networking system is the Quality of Service or QoS. Let's dive in and explore the crucial components that make QoS pivotal. more →

What Is Quality Of Service?

AiTHORITY, Monday, November 20,2023

Edge To Core Marketing: The New Paradigm Of Modern Enterprise Marketing

Marketing has a wealth of customer data it can harness to drive decisions that enable positive sales and marketing outcomes, but that data can drive decisions that do so much more, including transforming the way their companies do business and how they'll drive innovation and outpace the competition-if you know how to capitalize on it. more →

Edge To Core Marketing: The New Paradigm Of Modern Enterprise Marketing

NVIDIA News, Monday, November 20,2023

What Is a SuperNIC?

A SuperNIC is a type of network accelerator for AI cloud data centers that delivers robust and seamless connectivity between GPU servers. more →

What Is a SuperNIC?

Red Hat News, Friday, November 24,2023

Friday Five - November 24, 2023

The Friday Five is a weekly Red Hat blog post with 5 of the week's top news items and ideas from or about Red Hat and the technology industry. Consider it your we ekly digest of things that caught our eye. more →

Friday Five - November 24, 2023

Red Hat News, Friday, November 24,2023

Introducing Cluster Observability Operator

We're unveiling the Cluster Observability Operator (COO), a new Red Hat OpenShift Operator that is designed to manage observability stacks on your clusters. Its upstream variant can be used on vanilla Kubernetes. This is more than an Operator; it's also a testament of our commitment to delivering tightly integrated observability solutions that evolve with our customers' and users' needs. more →

Introducing Cluster Observability Operator

Red Hat News, Wednesday, November 22,2023

Shifting Security Left Through Collaboration

The concept of "shifting security to the left" is fundamental to modern software development. It means considering security as early as possible in the software development lifecycle and is essential for making security an integral part of software development rather than an afterthought. more →

Shifting Security Left Through Collaboration

Red Hat News, Friday, November 24,2023

Strategies And Solutions For Business Resilience: Disaster Recovery

Disaster recovery (DR) is the ability to recover and continue business-critical applications from natural or human-created disasters. It is a component of the overall business continuance strategy of any major organization, designed to preserve the continuity of business operations during major adverse events. more →

Strategies And Solutions For Business Resilience: Disaster Recovery

Red Hat News, Thursday, November 23,2023

Using Podman on RHEL for Real Time

A real-time operating system (RTOS) is like a skilled orchestra conductor. A conductor coordinates and manages the timing and synchronization of many musicians and instruments to create a harmonious performance. more →

Using Podman on RHEL for Real Time

VMware News, Wednesday, November 22,2023

Broadcom Completes Acquisition Of VMware

Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO), announced that it has completed its acquisition of VMware, Inc. VMware's common stock will now cease to be traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). more →

Broadcom Completes Acquisition Of VMware