Why our cloud-centric future depends on open source chips

3 strategies for making the most of on-demand...

ZDNet Cloud January 11, 2018

Why Intel x86 must die: Our cloud-centric future depends on open source chips Perhaps the Meltdown and Spectre bugs are the impetus for making long-overdue changes to the core DNA of the semiconductor industry and how chip architectures are designed. READ FULL STORY RELATED • CES 2018: Microsoft's IoT strategy is about the cloud more than the 'things' ​Cloud computing: Three strategies for making the most of on-demand READ FULL STORY Cloud computing: Google's new GPU service offers cut-price machine learning READ FULL STORY Gartner Magic Quadrant - Content Collaboration Platforms White Papers from Box Revolutionizing Your Supply Chain with Artificial Intelligence Webcasts from IBM 5 Counterintuitive Mistakes Companies Make When Going Digital White Papers from Box CES 2018 1. Inside the show: AI, big data, and 5G are the future 2. Samsung and Harman unveil new automotive solution 3. LG to showoff 65-inch rollable OLED display Read more › TechRepublic 1. The top 10 tech skills employers want the most 2. How the Meltdown and Spectre chip flaws will impact cloud computing 3. Why your company should stop neglecting data storage Read more › Why Kubernetes will rule the hyperscale data center in 2018 We review the sweeping success of the orchestrator platform in 2017, and ponder what directions hyperscale data center development may take this year. READ FULL STORY Forrester: The Total Economic Impact™ of Box White Papers from Box Download Now Become An IT Hero: Giving your team the flexibility they want and the security they need White Papers from Box Download Now How to Manage Change when Moving to the Cloud White Papers from Box Download Now More on Cloud Top Downloads

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